World Utilities Congress 2022

The Middle East | Energy

Third Party Event

09 May 2022 - 11 May 2022

Regional and international senior executives and department heads from across the power and utilities value chain will convene to explore the latest technologies, re search advancements, technical services and product solutions that are helping drive the future of the industry forward.

World Utilities Congress will focus on empowering organisations to adopt digital transformation and embrace Energy 4.0. it will highlight how quickly and successfully utilities can bring to market the solutions, products and services customers want and need.

Less than 2 weeks left to submit your abstracts for the World Utilities Congress 2022 Technical Conference.

You are invited to submit your abstracts across 18 technical categories before Thursday 28 October to be considered as a speaker for the World Utilities Congress Technical Conference.

Covering the entire power and water utilities value chain, the conference offers an unrivalled opportunity to present your industry knowledge, research findings and technological developments in front of an international audience. This is also a great chance to network with thought leaders and decision makers from the power and water industry, gaining valuable exposure and business opportunities for yourself and your company.

Hosted by TAQA, and supported by the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, the Department of Energy, Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation and the Department of Culture and Tourism, the World Utilities Congress is taking place in-person on 9 – 11 May 2022 at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC).

The online submission process is straightforward but if you have any questions, please email our team at wuc.cfp@dmgevents.com

Submissions deadline: 28 October 2021

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Contact us:
+ 971 (0)4 438 0355         
www.worldutilitiescongress.com         
wuc.cfp@dmgevents.com

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