Abu Dhabi:Seven Japanese companies have showcased their cutting-edge solutions aimed at boosting energy security at the ADIPEC 2026 event. The solutions presented by these companies cover a wide range of technologies including process engineering, hydrogen energy, valves, satellite systems, drones, and liquefied natural gas (LNG) transportation.
According to Emirates News Agency, the Japanese Pavilion at ADIPEC 2026 was sponsored by Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) and featured both major corporations and startups. Mitsushiro Hirai, the spokesperson for the pavilion, emphasized the strong partnership between the UAE and Japanese governments, which was further highlighted by the visit of Japan's State Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry on the opening day.
HORIBA showcased process engineering and control equipment, while JGC Group focused on engineering solutions, including hydrogen-related technologies. KITZ Group, collaborating with a German company, offered valves suitable for extreme temperatures and conditions. Liberaware presented inspection drones for challenging environments, particularly at sites associated with the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station. Synspective introduced satellite-based radar systems for monitoring energy facilities and enhancing safety.
TB Global Technologies displayed loading arms used for maritime transfer operations of liquids and gases, including LNG, and Terra Drone showcased drone applications in oil and gas operations. Hirai expressed optimism about the role of Japanese technologies in making energy facilities safer and more efficient, and hoped for ongoing cooperation between the governments and companies of Japan and the UAE.
