Engie (formerly known as GDF Suez), a key player in the power, natural gas and energy services sector, will be showcasing its latest innovations at the upcoming World Future Energy Summit (WFES) in Abu Dhabi.

Engie pointed out that these products have been tailored to the needs of the region’s energy sector as it transitions to a low-carbon and renewable future.

The event underlines Engie’s commitment to providing sustainable energy solutions for a greener tomorrow, said the leading global energy group in its statement.

Engie’s presence at the event underlies the organisation’s commitment to developing smart, sustainable and localised solutions for combatting climate change as the region transitions toward a low-carbon economy.

As part of the four-day event, Engie will host an interactive stand in the International Pavilion as part of the French delegation.

Visitors are invited to discover the company’s latest innovations and smart solutions which are set to transform the region’s energy sector. These include Siradel, Engie’s cutting-edge 3D urban modelling tool, which was developed to provide a visual representation of essential urban data in a realistic environment to build the smart cities of the future.

Visitors will also be able to experience the company’s future-focused renewable energy solutions first-hand through Oculus virtual reality, and access a range of background materials and collateral through a virtual Engie content library, it stated.

“The region is going through unprecedented change and Engie is defining a new vision for energy in the GCC,” remarked Sébastien Arbola, the chief executive of Engie Middle East, South & Central Asia and Turkey.

"As a company which stands at the forefront of the energy revolution we are committed to creating clean, cost effective solutions which support the region’s economic growth while alleviating the pressures of climate change," stated Arbola.
 
"At Engie, we welcome the opportunity to participate in a leading event such as the World Future Energy Summit and look forward to sharing our latest innovations for a sustainable future," he added.-TradeArabia News Service