"Future Energy Summit" A destination for international companies to showcase their solutions and expand in the region

ABU DHABI, 14 JANUARY / WAM / The World Future Energy Summit, held within the activities of Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week, is witnessing an intense presence by international companies showcasing their latest innovative solutions, as part of their aspiration to expand their presence in the local market and the region’s markets through the Emirates Portal.
Representatives of companies confirmed during the activities of the first day of the World Future Energy Summit held in Abu Dhabi as part of the activities of Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week, in statements to the Emirates News Agency, that the region contains investment opportunities that represent a goal for any company around the world working in the field of sustainability, especially the UAE, which is considered the A strategic center for growth in the renewable energy sector.
Lorenzo Jordan, Commercial Director of the Spanish company, Neomed Solar Energy, said that his company is working through this event to provide revolutionary solutions to replace traditional diesel generators in remote areas using “mobile solar energy” containers developed by the company.
He explained that these containers can be easily installed within 90 minutes, and contribute to reducing fuel consumption and reducing carbon emissions.
Jordan pointed out that these solutions are ideal for projects in remote areas, mining sites and major event areas that rely on diesel generators.
He explained that the UAE and the region provide an ideal environment for spreading this technology.
Brijesh Gupta, CEO of the Indian company New Energy, explained that the company seeks to expand into the Middle East markets through its new product, which is the “solar tracking” system, which was designed with the latest technology.
Gupta pointed out that this is the first time that the company has offered this product in the Emirates, with the aim of exploring opportunities for cooperation with local partners and establishing a manufacturing base for this system in the country.
He stressed the importance of the UAE as a strategic gateway to accessing Middle Eastern markets, pointing to the great potential that the country provides thanks to its huge investments in the renewable energy sector.
For her part, Julia Liu, General Manager of Foreign Markets at the Chinese company Solar Giga Energy, spoke about the company’s great ambition to enter the Middle East market through its advanced technologies in manufacturing solar panels.
She confirmed that the company, which has long experience in the field of solar energy, has already begun signing agreements with major players in the UAE market, noting that 2025 will be a pivotal year in achieving the company’s expansion in the region.
She added that the UAE is a strategic market for growth, not only because of the abundance of sunlight, but also for its role as an incubator for innovative projects in the renewable energy sector, noting that the company aspires to partnerships that enhance its growth in the region.
For his part, Tianulun Chen, Marketing Director of the Chinese company Antai, reviewed the company’s plans to expand in the Gulf market by providing advanced installation structures for solar panels, directed to large, residential and industrial projects.
He stressed that the company has actually begun to establish its presence in some markets in the region through strategic partnerships, and is now seeking to strengthen its presence in the Emirates and the Gulf Cooperation Council countries.
He pointed out that the Middle East market is one of the most important solar energy markets in the world, as winning huge projects in the region represents a major goal for companies working in this field, pointing out that the presence of the UAE as a major center for renewable energy enhances the chances of success of these companies.

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