The Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference concluded on Thursday with a record-breaking $46 billion in deals across various sectors, highlighting its growing influence as a global energy platform. Over four days, 35,000 agreements were finalized, showcasing the power of cross-sector collaboration and the urgency of energy transition.
The event attracted an unprecedented 239,709 attendees from 172 countries, marking a 17% increase from 2024, and underscoring the UAE’s pivotal role in global energy discussions. Hosted by Adnoc under the theme “Energy. Intelligence. Impact.”, Adipec demonstrated how AI, digitalization, and low-carbon solutions are transforming the energy landscape.
Beyond these deals, Adipec contributed an estimated $400 million to Abu Dhabi’s economy, enhancing the hospitality, tourism, and transport sectors. The event featured over 1,800 speakers, including more than 45 ministers and policymakers, and welcomed delegations from top energy firms like Aramco, ExxonMobil, Shell, and TotalEnergies.
Christopher Hudson, President of dmg events, described Adipec 2025 as “extraordinary in every measure,” noting that numerous discussions blossomed into concrete partnerships and investments. Abdulmunim Al Kindy, Chairman of Adipec 2025, highlighted the event’s role in securing a sustainable energy future through data-driven solutions and global cooperation.
As energy demand continues to rise, Adipec’s emphasis on resilience, innovation, and inclusive financing models positions it as a crucial driver of sustainable growth. The next edition, Adipec 2026, is scheduled for November 2–5, with a broader agenda focusing on energy security and global advancement.
