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The World Utilities Congress conferences deliver the strategic insight and technical depth required to accelerate the delivery of secure, affordable and resilient power and water systems. As electrification accelerates and AI, data centres and advanced industries drive new demand, infrastructure readiness is becoming critical to energy security, economic growth and national competitiveness.

Across the Strategic and Technical Conferences, the programme focuses on practical pathways to modernise infrastructure, unlock grid capacity, strengthen power and water resilience, and build more intelligent, flexible and interconnected utility systems. It also addresses the capital, technology and partnerships required to accelerate delivery at scale.

Over three days, Ministers, CEOs, policymakers, investors and technology leaders come together to tackle the sector’s most pressing challenges. Discussions focus on aligning policy and capital, accelerating infrastructure delivery, scaling innovation and strengthening international collaboration - moving the industry from ambition towards execution and long-term growth.

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TESTIMONIALS

As one of the UAE’s leading utilities companies, Tabreed and this event are a perfect match, and I am proud that we have been sponsors and participants in it from the beginning. For me and my executive management team, the three days present unrivalled networking opportunities and give the company a platform to show the global business community what we do and the positive impact we have on the world.

Khalid Al Marzooqi

Chief Executive Officer Tabreed

Attending the World Utilities Congress was an unparalleled opportunity for our Schneider Electric team to connect with industry leaders, gain strategic insights, explore groundbreaking technologies, and contribute to shaping the future of utilities on both a regional and global scale. It was promising to see an increased focus on the topic of water scarcity, and companies across the Gulf embracing energy-efficient technologies to ensure sustainable water management and a better future for all.