ADNOC and Baker Hughes to explore new clean energy technologies
Published by Bella Weetch,
Editorial Assistant
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
Baker Hughes, an energy technology company, and ADNOC signed a strategic technology collaboration agreement during ADIPEC 2022 to explore collaboration opportunities around research and development (R&D) for technologies that can help drive a sustainable energy future in the UAE.
The agreement aims to support the development of technology proofs of concept, technology scale-ups and technology pilots while exploring the feasibility of their deployment across key projects at ADNOC.
In line with the objectives of the UAE’s In-Country Value programme, the agreement supports the development of home-grown innovations, with an opportunity to leverage the ADNOC Research and Innovation Center to foster these R&D projects.
“ADNOC is accelerating the development and deployment of advanced technologies to provide smarter, lower-carbon energy to the world. Together with Baker Hughes, we will focus on finding innovations that help the UAE achieve its Net-Zero by 2050 strategic initiative, while also generating In-County Value,” said Sophie Hildebrand, ADNOC Group Chief Technology Officer.
“We are honoured to be signing this agreement with ADNOC, which reinforces our commitment to supporting In-Country Value and innovation in the UAE. As an energy technology company, we are keen to work with ADNOC to locally develop technologies that can support a more sustainable energy future in the UAE and beyond,” said Zaher Ibrahim, Vice President, Europe, Middle East & Africa, Baker Hughes.
Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/clean-fuels/07112022/adnoc-and-baker-hughes-to-explore-new-clean-energy-technologies/
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