5 Exhibitors to Visit at ADIPEC Conference & Exhibition 2026

Paid placement disclosure. These exhibitor sections are paid Shared Spotlight placements. Inclusion is not an award, ranking, or TradeShowIntel endorsement, and it does not affect independent Floor Picks.Disclosure version 2026-09

Why a planned route matters at ADIPEC 2026

ADIPEC Conference & Exhibition runs from 2 to 5 November 2026 at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre, one of the largest purpose-built exhibition venues in the Middle East. The show draws tens of thousands of energy professionals across multiple halls and conference tracks, covering themes from clean power and carbon management to AI-driven digitalization and downstream chemicals. Walking the floor without a plan means losing hours to re-crossing the same zones or missing high-priority stands during peak congestion on day one.

The five companies featured here, GE Vernova, Hitachi Energy India Ltd., Honeywell, Yokogawa India Ltd., and GE Vernova, represent a coherent cluster of buyer jobs: procuring gas-fired and grid-scale generation equipment, sourcing HVDC and high-voltage transformer technology, evaluating DCS and safety instrumented system upgrades for refineries, and assessing licensed process technology for renewable fuels and GHG reduction. Grouping these stops into a single morning route reduces travel time between related conversations and keeps a buyer's agenda focused on the infrastructure and automation segments that anchor the show's technical program.

Why these exhibitors

A route built around four distinct buyer jobs

These five exhibitors were placed together because their product lines address procurement decisions that frequently appear on the same capital project: power generation equipment selection, grid modernization and HVDC specification, refinery DCS and safety system evaluation, and renewable-fuels or GHG-reduction technology licensing. A utility buyer evaluating gas turbines from GE Vernova will often need to speak with Hitachi Energy India Ltd. about transformer and HVDC integration in the same week. A refinery engineer reviewing DCS platforms at Yokogawa India Ltd. may be running a parallel evaluation of process technology licensing at Honeywell. This page is not a ranking and does not imply these are the only relevant exhibitors at ADIPEC 2026. It is a practical grouping for buyers whose project scope spans generation, transmission, and process-control categories.

How to use this Shared Spotlight

Download the ADNEC floor plan before you arrive ADNEC spans multiple interconnected halls. Confirm each exhibitor's assigned hall number from the official ADIPEC exhibitor directory the evening before your visit so you can sequence stops without crossing the venue unnecessarily.
Match each stand to your procurement brief Each exhibitor card in this guide includes a 'why stop here' note tied to a specific buyer role, such as refinery automation engineer, utility procurement lead, or EPC contractor. Read those notes before you enter the hall and skip stands that fall outside your active projects.
Block the first two hours of day one for this route Foot traffic at ADIPEC peaks mid-morning from day two onward. Arriving at ADNEC when doors open on 2 November gives you shorter queues at high-traffic stands covering power generation and grid technology.
Collect technical datasheets, not just business cards The exhibitors in this set, including Honeywell and Yokogawa India Ltd., typically have application engineers on the stand who can hand over product-specific documentation. Request the spec sheets relevant to your project rather than relying on follow-up emails after the show closes.

Floor-planning tip Block a two-hour window starting at hall opening on the morning of 2 November to complete this five-stop route before the conference keynote sessions redirect foot traffic and stand staff become less available.

TL;DR

5 stops worth planning

Suggested floor route

Sequence stops to minimize hall crossings

Beginning with the power generation and grid technology stands, GE Vernova and Hitachi Energy India Ltd., before moving to the process automation and refining cluster of Honeywell and Yokogawa India Ltd. keeps related conversations consecutive and reduces the need to re-enter the same hall sections later in the day.

1GE VernovaPrioritize this stand if you are procuring gas-fired generation, grid automation software, or lower-emissions transmission equipment for a GCC utility, IPP, or industrial cogeneration project.Hall 7, Stand #7135
2HITACHI ENERGY INDIA LTD.Prioritize this stand if you are a utility, energy company, or industrial operator sourcing high-voltage transformers, HVDC systems, or digital grid automation for large-scale electrification or decarbonization programs.Hall 11, Booth 11510
3HoneywellPrioritize this stand if you are a refinery engineer or national oil company procurement lead evaluating DCS upgrades, licensed renewable-fuels process technology, or GHG-reduction pathways for existing assets.
4YOKOGAWA INDIA LTD.Prioritize this stand if you are a refinery automation engineer or EPC contractor evaluating integrated DCS and SIS platforms for brownfield upgrades or new process-control projects in the energy sector.
5SuzhouConsider this stand if you are sourcing manufactured components or supply chain services from China-based producers for oil and gas operations in the Middle East.

GE Vernova

Global energy technology company providing gas and steam power generation, wind, and electrification/grid solutions to electrify and decarbonize the world.

Booth7135Hall 7

About

GE Vernova Inc. is headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and employs approximately 85,000 people across its three segments: Power, Electrification, and Wind. Spun off from General Electric and listed independently on the NYSE in April 2024, the company carries more than 130 years of energy-infrastructure heritage. Its product portfolio spans HA-class and aeroderivative gas turbines, steam turbines, onshore and offshore wind, GridOS orchestration software, synchronous condensers, and SF6-free switchgear.

GE Vernova's installed base includes approximately 7,000 gas turbines and 59,000 wind turbines, collectively helping generate around 25 percent of the world's electricity. The company has maintained a presence in the GCC for over 90 years, and its GESAT facility in Saudi Arabia completed the region's first H-class gas turbine, supporting local-content requirements under Saudi Vision 2030. This breadth, spanning generation, transmission, distribution, conversion, storage, and software in one portfolio, distinguishes it from narrower equipment suppliers.

At ADIPEC 2026

GE Vernova's confirmed ADIPEC 2026 activity includes a pre-event webinar co-hosted with DP World on 24 September 2026, covering lower-carbon solutions, carbon capture and storage, decarbonization of ports and logistics, and AI-driven efficiency. No on-site booth details have been verified for the 2026 edition. Visitors whose work touches gas-fired cogeneration, grid automation, or decarbonization strategy may find the company's representatives accessible through the conference program, where its portfolio of 7HA and aeroderivative turbines, GridOS grid-orchestration software, and SF6-free grid equipment aligns directly with the show's Clean Power, New Grids, and AI and Digital theme tracks.

7HA.01 / 7HA.02 / 9HA gas turbines, including the first H-class unit completed in Saudi Arabia via GESATLM6000VELOX and LM2500XPRESS aeroderivative turbines for fast-start and flexible grid applicationsGridOS and GridBeats AI/ML grid orchestration and cybersecurity softwareSynchronous condensers for reactive power and renewable integrationg3 SF6-free switchgear for lower-emissions transmission infrastructureGas turbinesGrid softwareDecarbonizationGCC localization

Why visit

Prioritize this stand if you are procuring gas-fired generation, grid automation software, or lower-emissions transmission equipment for a GCC utility, IPP, or industrial cogeneration project.

What to ask at the booth

What H-class and aeroderivative turbine configurations do you offer for cogeneration and flexible fast-start applications?
How does GridOS and GridBeats help operators manage AI-driven load growth and rising renewable penetration?
What SF6-free and synchronous condenser solutions do you provide for grid stability and emissions reduction?
What localization and local-content options through GESAT are available for Saudi and GCC projects?
What decarbonization and carbon capture technologies are you presenting for oil and gas customers at this event?

HITACHI ENERGY INDIA LTD.

Power grid technologies and electrification solutions spanning transformers, high-voltage switchgear, HVDC, grid automation, and digital energy systems.

Booth11510Hall 11

About

Hitachi Energy India Limited, headquartered in Bengaluru, Karnataka, is the Indian-listed subsidiary of Hitachi Energy, a global power and grid technology group operating across more than 140 countries with over 50,000 employees. The company covers the full range of grid infrastructure: power transformers up to 765 kV and 1200 kV UHV AC and HVDC, air-insulated and gas-insulated switchgear, HVDC and FACTS systems, and digital grid automation software. Its shares trade on the NSE and BSE under the ticker POWERINDIA.

The company manufactures power transformers locally at its Maneja plant in Vadodara, Gujarat, a capability that supports large-scale Indian utility programs. In June 2025, Hitachi Energy India secured an order from Power Grid Corporation of India Limited for 30 units of 765 kV 500 MVA single-phase transformers, reflecting its position in high-voltage grid expansion. Beyond utilities, the company serves oil, gas, and industrial operators pursuing electrification and decarbonization, as well as data center operators scaling their grid connections.

At ADIPEC 2026

No booth-specific or product-launch details for ADIPEC 2026 have been confirmed for Hitachi Energy India Ltd. at the time of publication. Based on the company's product scope, visitors to this show can expect conversations around high-voltage grid infrastructure, HVDC and FACTS for bulk power and offshore integration, transformer supply for energy and industrial facilities, and digital asset management tools relevant to oil, gas, and power operators pursuing electrification targets.

Power transformers up to 765 kV and 1200 kV UHV, with local manufacturing at the Maneja, Vadodara plantHVDC and FACTS systems for long-distance bulk power transfer and grid stabilityAir-insulated, gas-insulated, and hybrid switchgear for substation and renewable integration projectsGrid automation and digital software for planning, operations, and asset health monitoringRecent 765 kV transformer order for Power Grid Corporation of India Limited, June 2025HVDC & FACTSPower TransformersGrid AutomationHigh-Voltage Switchgear

Why visit

Prioritize this stand if you are a utility, energy company, or industrial operator sourcing high-voltage transformers, HVDC systems, or digital grid automation for large-scale electrification or decarbonization programs.

What to ask at the booth

What are your delivery timelines for 765 kV and UHV transformers, and what is current manufacturing capacity at the Maneja plant?
How do you support oil, gas, and industrial customers on their decarbonization and electrification roadmaps?
What HVDC and FACTS capabilities do you offer for bulk power transmission and offshore wind integration?
What digital grid automation and asset health solutions can help optimize existing grid infrastructure?
Can you share recent reference projects with Indian utilities or data center operators, including performance metrics?

Honeywell

Integrated process technology, automation and control systems for energy production and the energy transition.

About

Honeywell International Inc., headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, was founded in 1885 and employs approximately 101,000 people worldwide, including more than 19,000 engineers and scientists. Its energy-facing portfolio spans licensed process technology through its UOP division, distributed control and safety systems under the Experion brand, and the Honeywell Forge industrial software platform, serving refiners, petrochemical operators, and emerging renewable fuels producers across the globe.

Honeywell has delivered more than 1,500 modular process units worldwide, a track record that supports its model of combining UOP-licensed technology with integrated Experion PKS automation on a single delivery. The UOP Ecofining process, co-developed with Eni SpA and widely licensed, can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 80 percent compared with conventional jet fuel under CORSIA default values. At ADIPEC 2024, Honeywell signed an emission-reduction cooperation MoU with Enppi on the sidelines of the event, signaling active engagement with regional operators on decarbonization projects.

At ADIPEC 2026

Honeywell is participating in ADIPEC 2026 as an exhibitor and Bronze sponsor, with Honeywell Process Solutions positioning its stand around efficiency, digitalization, and lower-carbon operations. Experts will be present to discuss the full scope of its process technology and automation portfolio, including UOP Ecofining for sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel production, Experion PKS control and safety systems, and the Honeywell Forge analytics platform. The stand addresses the show's central themes of AI adoption, energy transition, and infrastructure modernization directly relevant to refinery and national oil company engineering teams.

UOP Ecofining process for SAF and renewable diesel, up to 80% GHG reduction versus conventional jet fuelExperion PKS with integrated SIL3-rated Safety Manager for unified control and safety viewsHoneywell Forge industrial software platform for data-driven operating insightsModular process units: more than 1,500 delivered worldwide, shortening construction timelinesEmission-reduction MoU signed with Enppi at ADIPEC 2024, demonstrating regional project activityProcess TechnologyDCS & SafetyRenewable FuelsIndustrial Software

Why visit

Prioritize this stand if you are a refinery engineer or national oil company procurement lead evaluating DCS upgrades, licensed renewable-fuels process technology, or GHG-reduction pathways for existing assets.

What to ask at the booth

What is the current installed base and reference list for UOP Ecofining and modular process units in the Middle East?
How does the integrated UOP plus Experion offering reduce project schedule and risk compared with sourcing process technology and automation separately?
What feedstocks and certified GHG-reduction figures apply to your SAF and renewable diesel processes?
Can Experion PKS integrate with existing legacy DCS and safety systems, and what migration support is available?
What emissions-reduction and carbon-capture technologies does Honeywell offer for existing refining assets?

YOKOGAWA INDIA LTD.

Industrial automation and measurement solutions spanning distributed control systems (DCS), safety instrumented systems, field instrumentation, and analyzers for energy, oil & gas, and process industries.

About

Yokogawa India Limited, headquartered in Bengaluru's Electronic City, was established in 1987 as an affiliate of Yokogawa Electric Corporation of Japan, which has operated since 1915. The Indian entity employs approximately 1,800 people and delivers distributed control systems, safety instrumented systems, pressure and differential-pressure transmitters, magnetic and vortex flowmeters, and process analyzers to refinery, petrochemical, power, and water-sector customers across the subcontinent.

The company maintains local panel manufacturing and a centralized engineering office in Bengaluru, enabling it to execute turnkey process-control and instrumentation projects. Its 2024 acquisition of Indian flowmeter manufacturer Adept Fluidyne expanded domestic flowmeter capability. A documented reference case at Mathura Refinery saw Yokogawa India replace a legacy DCS with an integrated control and safety system within a 20-day scheduled shutdown, a timeline that reflects the depth of its project-execution resources.

At ADIPEC 2026

No verified exhibit-floor details have been confirmed for Yokogawa India Ltd. at ADIPEC 2026. Buyers attending the show with DCS migration, SIS specification, or field-instrumentation procurement on their agenda can expect the company's product scope, spanning CENTUM VP, ProSafe-RS, EJA/EJX transmitters, and ADMAG and digitalYEWFLO flowmeters, to be directly relevant to the refinery, petrochemical, and energy-transition projects that dominate the ADIPEC exhibition floor.

CENTUM VP DCS for refinery and petrochemical process automationProSafe-RS safety instrumented systems rated to SIL requirements and integrated with DCSDPharp EJA/EJX differential pressure and pressure transmitters with silicon resonant sensor technologyADMAG magnetic flowmeters and digitalYEWFLO vortex flowmeters for process and pipeline measurementMathura Refinery DCS/SIS replacement completed within a 20-day shutdown windowDCSSIS / SafetyField InstrumentationFlowmeters

Why visit

Prioritize this stand if you are a refinery automation engineer or EPC contractor evaluating integrated DCS and SIS platforms for brownfield upgrades or new process-control projects in the energy sector.

What to ask at the booth

Which of your DCS, SIS, and field-instrument platforms do you recommend for a brownfield refinery upgrade, and what is the typical migration path from legacy systems?
What local engineering, panel manufacturing, and lifecycle services can Yokogawa India deliver directly from Bengaluru for a Gulf-region EPC project?
How do your analyzers and instrument solutions support emissions monitoring and energy-efficiency targets at large-scale energy facilities?
Can you walk through the Mathura Refinery revamp in detail, including how the 20-day schedule was achieved and what was replaced?
What cybersecurity and digital-transformation capabilities do you offer on top of your control and safety systems?

Suzhou

Suzhou at ADIPEC 2026

About

Suzhou is an exhibitor at ADIPEC 2026 in Abu Dhabi. The company operates under the domain chinamboca.com, which suggests a China-based manufacturing or trading background oriented toward international markets.

Beyond its confirmed presence at ADIPEC 2026, detailed information on product scope, certifications, or market position was not available in the verified research for this brief. Buyers are encouraged to visit the stand directly or consult the company website for current capability details.

At ADIPEC 2026

Suzhou is exhibiting at ADIPEC 2026 at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre from 2 to 5 November 2026. Given the show's focus on upstream, midstream, and downstream oil and gas, visitors can expect the stand to reflect products or services relevant to that sector. Specific demos or product lines being shown were not confirmed in available research.

China-based manufacturing or supply chain background indicated by company domainPresence at a major international oil and gas exhibition signals export market focusProduct and service scope to be confirmed at standOil & GasADIPEC 2026

Why visit

Consider this stand if you are sourcing manufactured components or supply chain services from China-based producers for oil and gas operations in the Middle East.

What to ask at the booth

What specific products or services are you presenting at ADIPEC this year?
Which segments of the oil and gas value chain do you primarily serve?
Do you hold any API, ISO, or other industry certifications relevant to this market?
What is your current export capacity and lead time for Middle East orders?

Before you leave the hall

Confirm follow-up meetings before ADIPEC closes on 5 November

Stand staff at large shows like ADIPEC are typically most available on day one and the morning of day two. Before leaving each stand, confirm the name and direct contact of the technical or commercial representative assigned to your region. Many exhibitors in the power and automation segments schedule post-show calls within two weeks of the event, so requesting a specific date while you are still on the floor is more reliable than chasing introductions by email in December.

For a broader view of exhibitors, conference sessions, and logistics at ADIPEC 2026, visit the TradeShowIntel event page linked below alongside the official show website.

ADIPEC 2026 on TradeShowIntel Official ADIPEC website

Frequently asked questions

Planning this ADIPEC 2026 route

When and where is ADIPEC 2026?

ADIPEC Conference & Exhibition 2026 runs from Monday 2 November through Thursday 5 November 2026 at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC) in Abu Dhabi, UAE.

Which theme areas at ADIPEC 2026 are most relevant to this exhibitor set?

The five exhibitors in this guide map primarily to three of the show's major themes: New Grids, Infrastructure & Industrial Execution (GE Vernova and Hitachi Energy India Ltd.), AI, Digital & Technology alongside Oil and Gas Process Automation (Honeywell and Yokogawa India Ltd.), and Clean Power, Molecules & Carbon Management, which cuts across all five companies' decarbonization-related offerings.

Who is this floor-route guide written for?

This guide is written for buyers and technical evaluators with active procurement briefs in power generation equipment, high-voltage grid infrastructure, HVDC systems, refinery distributed control systems, safety instrumented systems, or renewable-fuels process technology. It is less relevant for visitors focused purely on upstream drilling, marine, or downstream chemicals segments.

How do I find booth numbers for these exhibitors before arriving at ADNEC?

Booth assignments are published in the official ADIPEC exhibitor directory at adipec.com, typically two to four weeks before the show opens. Cross-reference that directory with the ADNEC hall map to plan your walking sequence. Booth numbers are not included in this guide because they are subject to change up to the event date.

Are there conference sessions that complement visits to these stands?

Yes. ADIPEC runs a parallel technical conference covering energy transition, digitalization, and grid infrastructure topics throughout all four days. Sessions on grid modernization, DCS and safety systems, and decarbonization pathways are typically scheduled in the morning, so planning stand visits for early morning and reserving mid-session slots for conference attendance is a practical approach.