Middle East Energy 2026 opened on Tuesday (September 1) at Dubai World Trade Centre, marking the 50th edition of the region’s leading energy event and bringing together global industry leaders to address energy security, resilience, rising demand and the transition to cleaner power.
Abu Dhabi-based clean energy technology company Kinetic7 Technologies has highlighted hydrogen-on-demand systems as a potential solution to strengthen energy resilience as Europe and the UK face growing concerns over gas storage levels, supply security and winter energy costs.
The UAE Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure (MoEI) has announced the launch of a strategic project to implement microgrid systems, marking a significant step forward in strengthening the UAE’s approach to building a smart, resilient, and adaptive energy ecosystem.
