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DEWA International signs four MoUs with global partners at WETEX 2026 in Dubai
DEWA International, the overseas arm of Dubai's utility DEWA, signed four memorandums of understanding with France's EDF, China Energy International Group, the UK's Capital Dynamics and India's Tata Consultancy Services at the 28th WETEX exhibition, expanding its global energy and infrastructure portfolio.
Why it matters
DEWA International signing partners from China, France, the UK and India in one day marks a major step in the Dubai state utility's expansion of its clean-energy project and investment portfolio, and underlines WETEX's standing as a global energy cooperation platform.
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On October 20, the 28th Water, Energy, Technology and Environment Exhibition (WETEX 2026) opened at the Dubai World Trade Centre. Witnessed by Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD & CEO of Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) and Chairman of DEWA International, four memorandums of understanding were signed on behalf of DEWA International by Waleed bin Salman, Executive Vice President of Business Development and Excellence and Vice Chairman of DEWA International.
The first MoU, with France's EDF Power Solutions, was signed by Luc Koechlin, CEO of EDF Middle East. It explores cooperation in energy and renewable energy across the Middle East, North Africa and global markets, covering solar, wind, battery energy storage and pumped-storage hydropower, as well as potential joint investment opportunities.
The second MoU, with China Energy International Group, was signed by Vice President Xin Zongyi. It explores the company serving as an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) partner for major energy, water and infrastructure projects, covering project development and EPC services.
The third MoU, with UK-based Capital Dynamics, explores a strategic partnership to jointly invest in operational clean-energy assets in Europe and to establish an investment vehicle for future clean-energy infrastructure investments.
The fourth MoU, with India's Tata Consultancy Services, was signed by Shiju Varghese, President for Middle East & Africa. TCS would act as a technical consultancy partner on technology strategy, information technology/operational technology (IT/OT) integration and asset performance management.
Al Tayer said the MoUs would allow DEWA International to exchange knowledge and expertise, leverage best practices and advanced technologies, accelerate the transition to clean energy, enhance the resilience and efficiency of electricity and water infrastructure, and expand its presence in the UAE, across the GCC and in global markets.
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