International companies display their solutions and innovations at the World Future Energy Summit
From Hoda Al-Kubaisi.
ABU DHABI, 19 APRIL / WAM / The activities of the World Future Energy Summit, which concluded its activities in Abu Dhabi yesterday, enjoyed wide global participation from companies and institutions concerned with this vital sector, during which they presented the solutions and innovations they have reached in order to provide alternative sources of clean energy that contribute to reducing the repercussions of… Climate change that the world is witnessing, while the number of visitors to the summit exceeded 30,000 visitors from 112 countries.
Wuxi Suntec Energy Company Limited from China participated in the exhibition accompanying the summit with a special pavilion, in which it displayed its latest products, including solar energy cell panels that it manufactures, in an effort to intensify its investments in the Middle East and emerging markets.
Ahmed Samir, director of global sales at the company, said that this is not the first participation for “Washi” in the Emirates, noting that the company’s senior management, as the company’s senior management took the decision to participate in all exhibitions held in the Arab countries, especially in the United Arab Emirates, Pointing out that it is currently implementing several projects in the region, including the energy project at the new Kuwait International Airport.
From India, Raiden Company, which specializes in manufacturing solar energy modules, communications towers, and transmission line structures, participated in the event. Ankit Sethi, its sales manager, told WAM that during its participation, it showcased its technology products for solar structures and module installation structures that play a crucial role. In creating a durable, long-lasting and efficient solar power plant.
He said that “Ryden” provides comprehensive solutions starting from design, manufacturing and supply, and manufactures transmission line structures and towers that range from 66 kV to 765 kV, in addition to manufacturing high solar mast systems that reach a height of up to 12 meters, equipped with solar panels and storage batteries. .
He pointed out that Raiden Company produces steel structures for water tanks with different capacities from 2,000 to 20,000 liters and heights of up to 12 metres. It also works on manufacturing fences for solar energy stations, “the solar fence,” which is a modern and unconventional method that works like an electric fence.
For his part, Naoharu, CEO of the Japanese company “Border”, said that 11 companies from his country specializing in the field of carbon neutralization technologies are participating in the activities of the World Future Energy Summit under the guidance of the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.
The list of participating Japanese companies includes: “Asahi Kasei, Onepex, Medin Quality, Border, Sumitomo, NFT Nanotechnology, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Kawasaki Capabilities Enhancement, Hydronext, and Connex Systems, in addition to Connex Systems.”
Martin Schremp, chief sales manager at Canadian Solar, said that the company has been participating since 2015 in this event, which is considered the most important in its field in the region.
He added: “We are present in many countries, especially in the GCC region and other countries such as Jordan and Egypt, where we provide our customers with solar module storage solutions from residential to utility scale, and we also develop our own solar projects in all regions.” We look forward, through our presence at this summit, to cooperating in supporting the transition towards green energy in the region.”
Zaid Al-Adwan, from Sol Technology, a German company specializing in the field of renewable energy and solar energy, confirmed that the company’s participation in the exhibition aimed to showcase its solutions and innovations in the field of renewable energy.
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