ADIPEC 2025 Recap: Energy, Intelligence, and Impact in Abu Dhabi

ADIPEC 2025, under the theme “Energy. Intelligence. Impact.”, brings together leaders, companies, and experts from the energy sector in Abu Dhabi to showcase innovations, discuss the transition toward cleaner and more resilient systems, and close high-impact strategic agreements. This edition combines an international exhibition, top-level conferences, and specialized areas focused on artificial intelligence, decarbonization, digitalization, and maritime logistics.

The next edition of ADIPEC will take place from November 3 to 6, 2025, at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC) in the United Arab Emirates.

The event maintains its hybrid format, combining the in-person experience with the possibility of following sessions online, allowing professionals from around the world to access exclusive content and networking opportunities regardless of their location.

The conference will bring together more than 1,800 speakers, 16,500 delegates, and feature 12 thematic programmes covering the entire energy value chain. Over four days, Abu Dhabi will become the epicentre of global dialogue on energy transition, technological innovation, and sustainable growth, combining strategic keynotes, technical panels, and case studies that connect leaders from around the world.

ADIPEC 2025 will open on Monday, 3 November with a day focused on the global vision and geopolitics of energy. Ministers, CEOs, and international experts will discuss energy security, sustainable finance, and international cooperation in a context of transformation. The opening keynotes will set the tone for an edition oriented towards collaboration and shared progress.

Tuesday, 4 November, and Wednesday, 5 November will be dedicated to technology and decarbonisation, with a leading role for artificial intelligence, digitalisation, and industrial automation. Topics will include hydrogen, carbon capture, sustainable fuels, and digital infrastructures, with participation from leaders of companies such as ADNOC, TotalEnergies, Microsoft, and Schneider Electric.

Thursday, 6 November will close the event with a look towards the future and emerging markets, focusing on resilience, the circular economy, and young talent.

Among the major themes shaping this edition are decarbonisation, hydrogen, and natural gas and LNG, along with new opportunities for a more inclusive, digital, and sustainable energy future.

The international exhibition at ADIPEC 2025 will bring together more than 2,250 exhibiting companies and 54 national and international energy corporations, including major industry players such as ADNOC, BP, Chevron, TotalEnergies, Shell, and Petronas.

The venue will feature 30 national pavilions and several thematic areas dedicated to artificial intelligence, decarbonisation, digitalisation, and the maritime and logistics sector. These zones will serve as showcases for the latest technological solutions aimed at efficiency, sustainability, and process automation.

In addition, the event will include exclusive spaces such as the Global Energy Club, which will bring together leaders and policymakers to discuss the future of global energy, and Young ADIPEC, a training programme designed to inspire new generations interested in engineering and energy.

Among the confirmed speakers are prominent figures such as Dr Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber (UAE Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology and CEO of ADNOC), Suhail Mohamed Al Mazrouei (UAE Minister of Energy and Infrastructure), Saad bin Sherida Al Kaabi (Qatar’s Minister of Energy), and Brad Smith (President of Microsoft). Senior executives from BP, TotalEnergies, Eni, ExxonMobil, Petronas, Halliburton, and Weatherford will also participate, along with representatives from more than 50 international organisations.

ADIPEC 2025 has once again established itself as the most influential meeting point in the global energy sector. Over four days, leaders, companies, and experts shared visions, strategies, and solutions to move towards a more sustainable, digital, and resilient future. The event leaves behind a clear conclusion: international cooperation, technological innovation, and responsible investment will be the key pillars defining the next decade of energy.