The 1–3 September show at Dubai World Trade Centre focused on energy infrastructure, storage and renewable technologies. WAM reported more than 1,500 exhibitors and visitors from over 120 countries.
The EU-funded BEIT programme held foundation-stone ceremonies for 100 homes and green-building centres in Ramadi and Mosul. These mark construction starts, not completed housing.
Source: United Nations in Iraq (UN-Habitat / BEIT project release)
A 9 October forum in Abu Dhabi brought public and private-sector participants together to discuss renewables, grids, storage, nuclear power and lower emissions from oil and gas.
Hydro outlined investments in renewable power, cable-grade aluminium capacity and recycling, alongside customer agreements covering close to 360,000 tonnes.
Source: Hydro — ALUMINIUM 2026 investments across the value chain
Statnett installed three new monitoring systems on fjord spans of the Sima–Samnanger line to measure vibration and weather conditions and inform maintenance.
Source: Statnett — Using new sensor technology to extend the life of fjord spans
USTDA signed with Anzana to fund a feasibility study of hydropower and distribution options in DRC’s Lualaba Province and north-western Zambia. It is not a construction decision; the potential service area includes more than three million people.
Jordan’s Fils Al-Reef programme approved JD648,000 in September for electricity support to about 204 homes and sites. The figures are allocations, not proof of installation, jobs created or realized benefits.
Source: Jordan Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, reported by Petra
GLA & Company said it is Kuwait counsel to a Masdar–Fouad AlGhanim consortium and reported its selection for the Dibdibah–Shagaya Zone One project; the statement comes from the consortium's adviser.
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