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Al Masaood Group’s participation this year is led by the Projects & Engineering Services Division. (Image source: Al Masaood Group)

Al Masaood Group, one of Abu Dhabi’s leading business conglomerates, is showcasing a range of innovative sustainable products and solutions at ADIPEC


Al Masaood Group’s participation this year is led by the Al Masaood Projects & Engineering Services Division (PESD), alongside Al Masaood Motor Tech Services and Al Masaood Industries. Located at stands 3430 and 3530 in Hall 3 at ADNEC, the Group’s stand features a range of innovative sustainable products and solutions, including advancements in LNG, hydrogen, carbon capture, and water and wastewater treatment, being launched for the first time.

Hani El Tannir, CEO of Al Masaood Group Industrial said, “ADIPEC is always a pivotal event for Al Masaood Group Industrial as we continue to focus on delivering sustainable energy solutions. Our divisions have been working hard on incredible projects that we are excited to showcase while engaging with other industry leaders and innovative brands that will shape the future of energy across sectors.”

Al Masaood Projects & Engineering Services Division’s exhibit also highlights strategic partnerships with its 12 principal brands, reflecting the Group’s commitment to sustainability and innovation. These collaborations include esteemed names such as KSB, MAN Energy Solutions, Chart, Quartz Elec, CIRCOR Schroedahl, TubeFit, PACT, Deep, Hengst, Harris Pye, Santacc, and SNW, each contributing to the division’s comprehensive solutions across the energy sector.

Key innovations showcased include engineering and manufacturing solutions for liquefied natural gas storage and liquefaction developed in collaboration with Chart Industries, Inc. PESD, together with Chart, has also developed innovative liquid hydrogen storage solutions. The division will also offer carbon capture and storage technologies as well as comprehensive engineering, procurement, construction, and maintenance solutions in the water and wastewater treatment sector.

Dr. Khursheed Alam, general manager, Al Masaood PESD, said, “The solutions we are showcasing this year demonstrate our commitment and approach to sustainability and technological innovation. By leveraging international expertise and bringing innovative solutions to our market, we are introducing the latest advancements that meet industry demands and help drive green progress in the energy sector.”

Al Masaood Motor Tech Services, the Principal Key Service Partner for Nidec Power, will highlight its sales and aftersales solutions for alternators and electrical motors serving the Utilities, Oil & Gas and Energy sectors. The company will be joined by Al Masaood Industries showcasing its high-quality manufacturing solutions for the Oil and Gas industry.

ADIPEC 2024 is spotlighting the pivotal role of AI in the energy transition. (Image source: ACP)

On 4 November, Abu Dhabi welcomed the global energy sector to the UAE as ADIPEC 2024, the world’s largest energy event, opened at the ADNEC Centre

Hosted by ADNOC and themed 'Connecting Minds. Transforming Energy', ADIPEC 2024 is spotlighting the pivotal role of artificial intelligence (AI) in the energy transition, while introducing new insights from finance, technology, and the Global South, as well as youth perspectives, to promote a sustainable, secure, and equitable energy future.

His Excellency Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, UAE Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology and ADNOC Managing Director and Group CEO, said at the opening ceremony, “Energy markets must shift and grow, and energy systems must be transformed.” He said that by 2050, “Wind and solar will expand seven times. LNG will grow by at least 65% and oil will continue to be used for fuel and as a building block for many essential products.”

These growing demands can only be met via artificial intelligence, he said. “AI is one of those areas defining breakthroughs that are changing the pace of change itself. It is redefining the boundaries of productivity and emissions, and it has the potential to accelerate the transformation of energy systems and to supercharge low carbon growth.”

“As AI expands, it will rely on a massive scale up of data centres for its huge and fast growing computational needs. Over the next six years, data centres will more than double, requiring at least 150 GW of installed capacity by 2030 and doubling again by 2040. No single source of energy is going to be enough to meet this demand. We need to integrate renewable energy, nuclear energy and gas in the most cost and carbon efficient way.”

The keynote speech by Al Jaber was followed by a ministerial panel, where leaders from the UAE, India, Egypt and Uganda presented their positions.

“ّIn the UAE, we are privileged with a leadership that believes in investments in energy, and all forms of energy. Our president His Highness Mohammed bin Zayed is a visionary leader, for the role of different forms of energy. And as you can see, we are investing in renewable, nuclear, and conventional as well.”

“In India, I can tell you that today we are using artificial intelligence for refinery automation,” said Hardeep Singh Puri, India's Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas. “We are using artificial energy intelligence for 2D and 3D seismic surveys, for finding oil and gas. We are using low cost solar energy in a way to boost our power in our data centres.”

Karim Badawi, Egypt’s recently-appointed Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, said, “Egypt's position as a regional hub, provides an ability to contribute to the petrochemical sector, in the refining sector, as well as export sector. We have the capacity to export refining capabilities of 40 million tons. So when we look at the situation in Egypt, we would like to leverage our position to be able to unlock the potential of the gas reserves, not only of Egypt, but of the region and of the Mediterranean.”

“Uganda's participation [in ADIPEC] will be to exploit the potential that you have in power generation, because advanced technology requires power and clean power,” said Ruth Nankabirwa Ssentamu, who is Uganda’s Minister of Energy and Mineral Development. She said that the country is equipped to diversify its energy mix, consisting of solar and hydro power. “We also have potential for nuclear power,” she said.

Delivering insights and innovations

This year’s event debuts the Energyai by ADNOC zone, where global tech leaders such as Enercap, Accenture, AIQ, Microsoft, and Baker Hughes will present innovative AI solutions to address energy needs and drive emissions reduction. This dedicated AI area will feature the Energyai Conference, Creative AI Lab, Reskilling Lab, networking spaces, demo stations, and an interactive AI showcase, offering attendees a firsthand look at cutting-edge technologies and collaborative opportunities within the industry.

With an anticipated 184,000 attendees from 164 countries, ADIPEC 2024 will be the largest event in its history. The conference lineup will include over 1,800 speakers, featuring 40 ministers and 200 top executives from the Middle East, Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Americas, all engaging 16,500 delegates across more than 370 sessions. ADIPEC’s ten-conference series, including the flagship Strategic Conference, will bring together global business, political, and industry leaders to set a clear path for an inclusive and balanced energy transition.

Under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE, ADIPEC 2024 is poised to deliver insights and innovations to shape the future of the energy industry. A convenient Park-and-Ride service will run every five minutes between Zayed Sports City and ADNEC from 6:00 to 19:00, ensuring easy access for all participants from 4–7 November 2024.

ADIPEC will bring together ministers and business leaders from across the globe. (Image source: dmg events)

Ministers, energy leaders and technology pioneers from across the Middle East, Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas will convene in Abu Dhabi for ADIPEC 2024 to foster collaborative action, innovation and partnerships to accelerate the energy transition

Hosted by ADNOC from 4-7 November 2024, ADIPEC 2024 will take place under the theme ‘Connecting Minds. Transforming Energy,’ with a focus on the energy-AI nexus and next-generation technologies and AI solutions that are shaping the future of the energy sector.

His Excellency Dr Sultan Al Jaber, UAE Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology, COP28 president, and ADNOC managing director and Group CEO, will deliver a keynote address during the Opening Ceremony. Following the keynote, a ministerial panel titled ‘The new global leaders and the energy transition,’ will see energy ministers from the UAE, India, and Egypt explore how emerging economies are reshaping the global energy landscape by balancing unique challenges and opportunities in energy demand, technological progress, environmental stewardship and economic growth.

ADIPEC 2024 will feature 10 strategic and technical conferences, each addressing crucial aspects of the energy transition, including energy security and affordability in the Global South, accelerating the flow of investment in low-carbon projects and alternative fuels, and embracing AI’s role in facilitating the decarbonisation of hard-to-abate sectors.

CEO panel

The lead CEO panel on day one of ADIPEC, titled 'Meeting escalating global energy demand whilst transitioning to a low carbon energy system,' will bring together industry leaders including Murray Auchincloss, CEO of bp; Wael Sawan, CEO of Shell; Tengku Muhammad Taufik, president & group CEO of PETRONAS; and Claudio Descalzi, CEO of Eni. This high-profile discussion will tackle the pressing challenge of balancing growing global energy needs with ambitious decarbonisation goals, exploring strategies for sustainable energy supply and resilience in a transforming industry landscape.

ADIPEC 2024 will feature leaders from a range of sectors, including technology, logistics and finance, showcasing the diverse expertise essential for advancing the global energy transition. Technology giants, including Microsoft, Schneider Electric, Siemens, and Accenture, will share insights on digital transformation, while AI innovators such as Boomitra, Matroid, and AIQ will spotlight the potential of artificial intelligence to drive efficiency and decarbonisation across the energy sector.

Logistics powerhouses AD Ports Group and DP World will discuss optimising supply chains for a sustainable future, and, in finance, industry leaders from Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank, Bank of America, Standard Chartered, Barclays, J.P. Morgan, and Morgan Stanley will address the vital role of sustainable investment and financing models in supporting an equitable and low-carbon energy future.

Together, these key voices will share their perspectives on collaborative solutions that can drive forward a fundamental transformation of our energy and economic systems.

Tayba Al Hashemi, chair of ADIPEC 2024 and CEO of ADNOC Offshore, said, “ADIPEC 2024 will unite global industry and technology leaders to unlock opportunities that can accelerate the energy transition and catalyse innovative solutions to integrate the energy and AI sectors more effectively. I look forward to welcoming industry leaders, experts and pioneers from across the world at what promises to be a very exciting, solutions-oriented ADIPEC 2024.”

Trillium will highlight its pump solutions at ADIPEC. (Image source: Trillium Flow Technologies)

Ensuring energy security is vital for reliable and affordable energy during the global transition.

With oil and gas making up 55% of global energy, the industry is turning to floating production systems, such as FPSO and FLNG units, to access offshore reserves.

Trillium Flow Technologies (Trillium), through its Gabbioneta Pumps® and Termomeccanica Pompe brands, provides API 610 pump solutions with a wide variety of design options and features that guarantee optimal reliability for the extremely demanding operations of offshore floating production units. These solutions cover, among others, high-pressure applications like water injection, seawater lifting, fire water systems, and oil shipping.

Trillium’s pump solutions for offshore floating production units include skids featuring Anti-Vibration mountings (AVMs) and Three-Point Gimbal mountings to reduce stress and vibration caused by ship movement and deck movement and deformation. The company uses Finite Element Analysis (FEA) to design these systems, considering both static and dynamic loads.

Thorough testing

Before delivery, Trillium conducts thorough testing of the skid assemblies for performance and reliability. This includes standard pump vibration measurements and specific assessments at the AVM/gimbal connection points.

Hammer testing is also available upon request to determine the skid's natural frequency.

Additionally, the company offers a complete vibration monitoring system with a dedicated human-machine interface per API 670 standards to monitor the failure modes of critical components of the pump + motor train through multiple signal inputs.

Trillium also provides offshore-specific service solutions, including erection and commissioning activities, and re-rates that give equipment new life under new operating conditions. 

Trillium’s commitment to innovation, quality, and customer service ensures that its solutions meet the rigorous demands of offshore production, supporting operators in achieving their project timelines efficiently.

Come and visit us at ADIPEC – Hall 1- Stand 1252 to discuss our comprehensive solutions for the energy market with our pump and valve experts. 

For details, visit: https://www.trilliumflow.com/industries/fpso/

 

 

 

Oil Review Middle East will be exhibiting at Stand 14690, Hall 14 at ADIPEC. (Image source: Alain Charles Publishing)

Oil Review Middle East will have a strong presence at ADIPEC 2024, where we are media partners

ADIPEC 2024, the leading global energy show, takes place from 4-7 November at ADNEC, Abu Dhabi, and is set to attract more than 184,000 visitors and more than 2,200 exhibiting companies.

Come and visit Oil Review Middle East at Stand 14690, Hall 14, where our team will be available to discuss options for tailored solutions to meet your marketing objectives and bring your brand to the attention of key decision-makers, whether through print or web advertising, targeted email campaigns, interviews/commercial features, sponsored reports and webinars or lead generation services. Our platform offers unparalleled reach, so do come along to discuss how we can collaborate to get your brand out there. We have been working with energy companies for more than 30 years to promote their products and services to buyers and decision-makers across the Middle East, making us best placed to be your trusted partner and help grow your business.

Special ADIPEC webcast programme

Our special webcast programme at ADIPEC has been expanded thanks to popular demand, providing a unique opportunity to showcase your company and its activities to a captive audience, with video interviews conducted by our expert editors to ensure engaging content. Your video will be showcased on our website, e-newsletter and social media platforms, providing unparalleled visibility and driving traffic to your website. If you are lucky you might be able to grab one of the last remaining slots – but be quick!

Look out for our special ADIPEC issue at the show, where it will be available at the magazine racks and in the exhibition halls, as well as being strategically distributed at premier hotels around the ADNEC exhibition centre. The fully interactive digital issue will have a high platform across all our platforms.

Our editors will be reporting on all the discussions, announcements and technology launches at the show and interviewing key players – so do visit our website at www.oilreviewmiddleeast.com regularly for all the latest news and insights.

Keep in touch with us on our social media platforms at https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/oil-review-middle-east; https://x.com/OilReview and https://www,facebook.com/OilReviewMiddleEast

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