AVEVA ADIPEC 2026 plans have been announced, with the global industrial software company set to take part at ADNEC Centre Abu Dhabi from 2 to 5 November 2026.

At the event, AVEVA will show how uniting engineering, operations and enterprise data across the full asset lifecycle can support the energy sector. It will do this through CONNECT, its industrial intelligence platform. The company says this approach helps organisations strengthen resilience, improve performance and accelerate decarbonization.

The Middle East holds roughly half of the world’s proven oil reserves. It also produces nearly a third of the world’s oil. This is why the region remains the backbone of global energy security.

This role comes with responsibility. The region has set ambitious targets, including a 47% cut in emissions by 2035 from 2019 levels. This keeps it on the path to net zero by 2050. The UAE has also committed to triple its renewable energy contribution and invest up to AED 200 billion by 2030.

Growing output while cutting emissions at this pace leaves little room for unplanned downtime, inefficiency or blind spots in data. As a result, operators need real-time industrial intelligence. It helps them keep supply reliable, manage increasingly complex assets and control costs.

“Resilient energy is what economies are built on,” said Nayef Bou Chaaya, Vice President, Middle East, Turkey & Central Asia at AVEVA. “Energy security is economic stability, and it takes shape where leaders, capital and capability unite to deliver at speed and scale. Nowhere is that clearer than in the Middle East, where actions match this ambition.”

He added, “The region has the resources, the vision and the leadership to define what a secure, sustainable energy future looks like for the world. By combining data and embedding intelligence across energy systems, we can keep energy resilient, affordable and secure, and turn that ambition into lasting performance.”

AVEVA will also have two speaking slots on Tuesday, 3 November 2026. First, from 11:25 to 11:55 am in Plenary Hall B, Caspar Herzberg, CEO of AVEVA, will speak on the panel “Technology Rewired: Partnerships and the New Energy Landscape.” The panel is part of the AI, Digital & Technology Programme of the Strategic Conference.

Then, at 12:30 pm in the AI Auditorium, Moresh Wankhede, Director of AI Strategy & Adoption, will present AVEVA’s industrial AI capabilities.

Visitors can find AVEVA at Hall 4, booth #4410. The booth will focus on the full asset lifecycle: Design, Build, Operate, Maintain and Optimize. CONNECT will be featured as the spine that ties every zone together.

Live CONNECT demonstrations will cover data-centric engineering, digital twin foundations, AI-driven asset health monitoring and Industrial Knowledge Graphs. In addition, visitors will see ADNOC’s experience of using AVEVA solutions to drive operational value. They will also see how customers can connect their own large language models to industrial data through the CONNECT MCP Server.

The optimisation zone will feature AVEVA™ Unified Supply Chain, AVEVA™ Process Optimization and AVEVA™ Predictive Asset Optimization. These three solutions help operators anticipate issues, model what-if scenarios and improve performance across the value chain.

AVEVA’s data expertise also extends to Formula E. In 2025, the company became the official Technology Partner of the Porsche Formula E team (Porsche Motorsport). The aim is to turn the team’s race, vehicle and system data into better decisions. This covers faster data management, clearer visualisation, performance analytics and industrial AI.

The partnership has coincided with success on track. The Porsche Formula E team won the 2025/26 Drivers’ and Manufacturers’ World Championships. Visitors can try the Porsche Formula E team racing simulator at the AVEVA booth. It comes with a full race seat, steering rig and big-screen display.

AVEVA will also join its regional partner, Al Masaood Energy, at Hall 4, booth #4210. Al Masaood Energy is an Abu Dhabi-based group serving the energy and industrial sectors. Together, they will showcase a living digital twin that connects engineering and operational data. It gives operators a 360-degree view of energy consumption and emissions.

Finally, AVEVA’s AI Zone pod in Hall 13 will show industrial AI at work. Demonstrations will range from predicting equipment failures to accessing operational data through natural-language requests. With these sessions, demos and partner showcases, AVEVA ADIPEC 2026 will put data-led energy operations in focus.

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