The 26th edition of WETEX will host global companies from the oil and gas sector, along with leading experts, specialists and decision-makers from this vital industry. They will discuss best practices, the latest technologies and innovative solutions to enhance sustainability in the sector.
Key topics include reducing oil and gas flaring, carbon capture and storage, improving efficiency and integrating renewable energy sources. These measures aim to reduce emissions and promote environmental sustainability, supporting the transition towards a green economy. This aligns with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals 2030, ensuring environmental protection and the conservation of natural resources.
Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD and CEO of DEWA and Founder and Chairman of WETEX, said, ‘WETEX has played a leading role as a global platform for exchanging best practices and expertise, as well as exploring the latest technologies and innovative solutions in the energy, water, environment and sustainability
sectors.
Given the importance of traditional energy markets as long-standing suppliers for the world’s economies over the past decades, and their continued role in meeting energy demand to keep pace with economic and population growth, it is crucial to stay ahead of developments and prepare for new challenges facing the global energy sector, including oil and gas. Ensuring energy security and diversifying its sources is essential for continued economic and social growth, and for accelerating the transition towards a low-carbon economy.’
The Future Energy Landscape Forum, held over three days at WETEX 2024, will be organised by Dragon Oil, the Knowledge Partner of WETEX 2024, in collaboration with the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE). The forum will discuss comprehensive strategies for achieving sustainability in the oil and gas industry, focusing on decarbonisation, increasing efficiency, integrating renewable energy, and innovative waste management. It will bring together prominent academics, experts,
specialists and decision-makers from around the world to promote sustainable practices and contribute to a greener oil and gas sector.
Ali Rashid Al Jarwan, CEO of Dragon Oil, said, ‘We are excited to highlight the importance of sustainability in our industry. WETEX 2024 provides a platform for industry leaders to discuss transformative energy solutions. We invite attendees of WETEX to participate in the panel discussions and workshops that will be presented by our most notable experts.’
The Future Energy Landscape Forum will address the challenges and opportunities for sustainability in the oil and gas sector, showcasing the latest innovative solutions and technologies shaping the industry’s future. The forum will cover innovation in renewable energy, decarbonisation, the carbon circular economy and the potential for adopting blue and green hydrogen as clean energy sources. Additionally, it will explore how to advance energy diversification.
The first day of the forum will focus on innovative approaches t
o reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the oil and gas sector. Day two will highlight the integration of renewable energy sources within the oil and gas industry to enhance sustainability.
Meanwhile, the final day will explore cutting-edge strategies for effective waste management in the oil and gas industry.
Saif Humaid Al Falasi, Group CEO of ENOC, said, ‘As a leading integrated global energy player, we are proud to have been participating at WETEX for over a decade now and are delighted to partner with DEWA for the event’s 26th edition. We look forward to another edition of thought-provoking discussions that are critical to today’s evolving environment.’
Source: Emirates News Agency
