In a world where electricity and water play critical roles, the power and water utilities industry faces numerous significant challenges. As we navigate the complexities of a rapidly changing landscape, it is essential to confront these obstacles directly and pave the way towards a resilient and sustainable future.



The World Utilities Congress, scheduled to take place in Abu Dhabi from 16 - 18 September 2024, serves as an international platform that brings together global energy leaders, policymakers, innovators, and industry professionals from across the power & water utilities value chain to discuss the major trends and challenges shaping the industry as utilities worldwide work to deliver secure, sustainable, and affordable energy.



This congress will provide a vital platform for the sector to engage in discussions about the role and pace of decarbonisation in the utility industry’s future. It will also showcase the latest innovations and solutions aimed at establishing a renewable utilities sector.





Venue

ABU DHABI NATIONAL EXHIBITIONS CENTRE - ADNEC

Among exhibitors

Worldwide analogues
16—18 September 2024

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