Abu Dhabi recently buzzed with excitement as the Future Energy World Summit (FEWS) 2026 wrapped up on January 15. Part of Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week, the three-day event attracted more than 450 companies and 50,000 visitors from around the world. 🌍
From big energy giants to agile startups, attendees dove into the latest in renewables, green hydrogen, and digital energy solutions. Highlights included keynote discussions on accelerating the global energy transition, interactive showcases of innovative tech, and sessions on how digitalization can supercharge sustainability. 📈
Young entrepreneurs and investors connected across continents, sharing ideas on bringing solar and wind technologies to new markets. "This summit feels like the Comic-Con of clean energy," said a student from Brazil, eyes shining at the expo floor. 🚀
One of the biggest highlights? The "Green Hydrogen Hackathon," where teams raced to design cost-effective green hydrogen systems. The winning proposal–a modular setup fitting on shipping containers–had judges cheering for its bold simplicity. ⚡️
Digital energy was another star of the show, with sessions on AI-driven grid management, blockchain for energy trading, and smart-city integrations. For a digitally savvy generation, it was a glimpse into how our future cities might run on cleaner, smarter power. 💡
As FEWS 2026 closed its doors, plans for next year's edition were already sparking buzz. With climate goals pushing everyone to innovate, the energy community is more charged than ever–ready to power a greener world, one breakthrough at a time. 🌱
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