The congress will feature strategic tracks
Abu Dhabi will host the next edition of the World Utilities Congress from May 25 to 27, 2027, as industry stakeholders gather to discuss the future of power and water infrastructure amid rising demand and accelerating energy transitions.
Hosted by TAQA, the event is expected to bring together policymakers, utility operators, investors, and technology providers to address challenges ranging from grid modernisation and water security to infrastructure financing and system resilience.
Organisers expect more than 25,000 attendees, alongside 250 exhibitors and 1,000 conference delegates. The programme will feature over 500 speakers participating in more than 120 conference sessions.
Key themes are set to include energy security, regional interconnection, supply chain resilience, decarbonisation, and investment in critical utility infrastructure. The role of digital technologies and artificial intelligence in improving network performance and operational efficiency will also be high on the agenda.
The congress will feature both strategic and technical conference tracks. Senior policymakers, utility executives and industry leaders are expected to focus on investment priorities, regulatory frameworks.
