GE Vernova’s gas power business held a summit in Dubai, UAE, convening over 200 representatives from up to 135 organisations in person and virtually from across Europe, Middle East, Africa, and beyond.

The annual regional ‘Power Supplier Partnership Summit’ featured insightful presentations and case studies, interactive discussions, and one-on-one meetings among senior representatives from GE Vernova and participating organisations.

The themes covered revolved around safety, quality, power sector trends, challenges and opportunities, ideas on how to bridge gaps in the supply chain as various actors seek to decarbonise the region’s energy system while meeting growing demand, and more.

GE Vernova recognised select organisations with ‘Supplier Partnership Awards’ at the summit for excellence in the areas of safety, quality, on-time delivery, competitiveness, and overall partnership.

Nutronic, which is headquartered in the UAE, was among those honoured under the ‘competitiveness’ category for their efforts in a challenging inflationary environment.

Joseph Anis, President and CEO of GE Vernova’s Gas Power business in Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA), said: “As organisations and governments look to accelerate the energy sector’s transition to net zero, we recognise that no one company or actor can deliver the world’s growing needs for more reliable, affordable, and sustainable power alone.

“Strengthening our vast network of diverse suppliers is a critical part of our strategy to maintain operational agility and help deliver the high-quality solutions that our customers are looking for reliably and on time.

“By organising events such as this annual summit, we contribute towards nurturing the regional supply chain and driving forward national industrialisation and economic diversification goals to create greater shared value in the power sector.” – TradeArabia News Service