ABB at ADIPEC 2024

4 – 7 November 2024 | ADNOC | Hall 3, Booth 3110

Partnering for reliable technologies in the energy transition

To decarbonize, drive optimization, and build resilience.

The integration of technologies like generative AI presents significant opportunities for the energy sector, potentially generating over $500 billion in annual savings. However, these technologies will also require increased electricity demand, necessitating efficient AI models and clean energy sources (World Economic Forum)

Whether aiming to reduce emissions from existing operations or accelerate new low-carbon projects, ABB’s optimization expertise empowers organizations with the confidence and autonomy to create an efficient and resilient path towards achieving climate and business goals.

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Why Partner with ABB

Progressing and transforming how you produce, distribute, and consume energy for better results

Partner with you to address key sectors and technologies, developing strategies to cut emissions and meet sustainability goals

Collaborate with you on hydrocarbons and low-carbon energy sources to maximize your decarbonization opportunities

Progressing resilient, reliable and sustainable energy systems

ABB is proud to be back at ADIPEC, where we’re actively discussing key topics like decarbonization, energy efficiency, digitalization, and scaling new energy markets.

Come connect with us to share ideas on how we can collectively ensure energy security, accessibility, and affordability for all in a low-carbon future.

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Meet our industry leaders at ADIPEC 2024

Peter Terwiesch

CEO/President, ABB Process Automation

Per Erik Holsten

President, Energy Industries, ABB Process Automation

Karen Bomber

Chief Commercial Officer, Energy Industries, ABB Process Automation

Georg Kuszli

CFO/COO, Energy Industries, ABB Process Automation

Gino Hernandez

Senior Vice President, Global Digital, Energy Industries, ABB Process Automation

Bjarte Pedersen

Senior Vice President, IMEA, Energy Industries, ABB Process Automation

Explore our speaker sessions at the congress

The future of digitalisation: how will it impact the future of energy

Monday, Nov 4th

14h00 - 15h00

Digitalisation & Technology Theatre

ABB Speaker: Gino Hernandez, SVP - Global Digital, Energy
Industries

Championing change: delivering Europe's low-carbon hydrogen future

Tuesday, Nov 5th

12h15 - 15h00

ICC Hall

ABB Speaker: Per Erik Holsten, President - Process Automation
Energy Industries

Enabling a low carbon future

Decarbonizing industry

Driving energy efficiency with digital technology

Scaling up new energy sources

Unstoppable Stories

The industrial sector accounts for around a quarter of global energy-related emissions, making decarbonization our most important priority in the energy transition. It is core to everything we do at ABB, across the entire energy value chain

→ Derisking and driving CCS progress

→ Integrating more renewables (Power-to-X/ Lhyfe Skyborn)

→ Investing in transition fuels to reduce emissions

→ ABB drives CCS progress by adding subsurface modelling to its digital twin technology

→ Supporting green hydrogen production

According to the IEA, the 1.5°C climate goal of the Paris Agreement remains within reach. By leveraging existing and emerging technologies, our digital tools can analyze energy flows and pinpoint energy saving potential to ensure that industrial processes are as efficient as possible. Because the greenest energy is the energy you don’t use, and every little saving makes a difference!

→ Reducing CO2 emissions by more than 90 percent in US LNG project

→ Applying digital twin technology to simulate energy flows

→ Implementing APC software to reduce impact of hydrocarbon operations

→ Optimizing energy efficiency at wastewater treatment plants

ABB is constantly innovating to bring down the cost curves on emerging technologies so that the benefits of scale can be materialized, and we have a more diverse energy mix. ABB shares S&P’s optimism¹ that the average capex of clean energy technologies will decline by another 15%-20% by 2030 and is committed to helping make this happen by:

→ Supporting hydrogen production

→ ABB applies electrical expertise at major green hydrogen site in Denmark

Unstoppable Stories - Anagha Acharya, Hydrogen Optimized

Meet Angha Acharya, a Materials E.I.T. and IP Team Member at Hydrogen Optimized with an unstoppable passion for industrial decarbonization and climate change. Leading a small diverse team, she finds great value in the unique ideas and varied perspectives that she and each member bring to the table in their relentless pursuit of bringing clean hydrogen at scale for a better world.

Watch Anagha’s Story