The annual Maritime Hybrid, Electric & Hydrogen Fuel Cells Conference & Exhibition arms technical experts and decision makers with key data from successful deployments, to support their business case for fleet electrification.  

Taking place from 2 to 5 November 2026 in Abu Dhabi, ADIPEC will bring together the global energy industry to explore how the sector can accelerate progress toward a more secure, sustainable and inclusive future.

Building on more than 40 years of impact, ADIPEC provides a unified platform for the entire energy ecosystem to share insights, foster collaboration and identify practical solutions that deliver affordable, reliable energy for all. The Conferences, spanning strategic and technical agendas, will convene ministers, CEOs, policymakers and experts to turn dialogue into delivery and shape the evolution of tomorrow’s energy systems.

With more than 2,250 exhibiting companies and 239,000 attendees, ADIPEC remains a pivotal meeting point for knowledge exchange, partnership development and investment.

Breakbulk Asia is the newest event in the globally recognised Breakbulk portfolio, delivering the same high-quality networking and business opportunities that have made Breakbulk Europe, Middle East, and Americas the leading events in their regions.

Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference (OEEC) is Europe’s leading annual event for the offshore energy and maritime industries, with a particular emphasis on Northwest Europe. Its cross-sector coverage focuses on key markets such as offshore wind, oil and gas, and sustainable maritime solutions.

World LNG Summit & Awards is an internationally recognised fixture in the LNG calendar, renowned for first-class strategic conference dialogues and executive networking opportunities. For over a quarter of a century, energy leaders from across the full industrial value chain have attended the event to conduct bilateral negotiations, forge closer working relationships and sign new deals. 

Under China’s 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30), its national energy targets and objectives have been reset. By advancing nuclear power, renewables, hydrogen and electrification, alongside robust hydrocarbon supply chains, China will expand on its vision of ‘building a strong energy nation’, while redefining global energy markets in the process.  This long-term model of balancing security and transition with speed and scale, while building strategic trade networks and synergies, continues to demonstrate its durability.