German and Indian innovators to present cutting-edge sustainable solutions at WETEX 2026
Leading companies from Germany and India will converge at the 28th Water, Energy, Technology and Environment Exhibition to showcase transformative technologies across water management, renewable energy and environmental sustainability.
The 28th Water, Energy, Technology and Environment Exhibition will welcome an exceptional constellation of international expertise when German and Indian companies present their most advanced sustainable solutions from 20th to 22nd October at the Dubai World Trade Centre. Organised by Dubai Electricity and Water Authority, WETEX continues to establish itself as a premier platform for technological innovation and strategic collaboration across critical sectors.
The German Pavilion will feature 20 specialised companies, many of whom have maintained their presence at the exhibition over successive years. Their collective offerings encompass a comprehensive spectrum of solutions designed to advance environmental stewardship and operational excellence. Technologies on display will span renewable energy, low-carbon hydrogen, smart metering systems, automation, artificial intelligence and environmental sustainability, all conceived to diminish emissions whilst enhancing efficiency across diverse industrial sectors.
Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, Managing Director and Chief Executive of DEWA and Founder and Chairman of WETEX, underscored the significance of Germany’s consistent participation, noting that it exemplifies the exhibition’s role in advancing technological discourse and fostering dialogue regarding energy, water conservation and resource stewardship. The exhibition strengthens economic relations between the UAE and Germany, particularly in climate action and future-oriented sectors, supporting German enterprises’ expansion into regional markets.
Prominent German exhibitors will present sophisticated innovations. ZENNER Middle East will unveil smart metering and billing solutions leveraging Internet of Things technology, artificial intelligence and data analytics capabilities tailored for smart city applications. Wilo Middle East will demonstrate advanced smart pumping and water management systems, whilst Carbomax will exhibit activated carbon technologies applicable across energy, water treatment, oil and gas, cement and steel sectors. MANN+HUMMEL Water & Fluid Solutions will showcase membrane filtration technologies encompassing ultrafiltration, nanofiltration, microfiltration and reverse osmosis systems.
India’s participation reflects the flourishing bilateral partnership between the two nations. The Indian Pavilion, led by the Services Export Promotion Council, will spotlight clean and renewable energy, water technologies, carbon markets, electric mobility and environmental innovations. Indian companies will present comprehensive solutions spanning the complete water value chain, from advanced filtration and treatment methodologies to intelligent monitoring systems and regulatory compliance technologies. Offerings will include water treatment plants, membrane systems, pumps, filtration components, biological water treatment solutions and artificial intelligence-powered facility management systems.
Dr Abhay Sinha, Director-General of the Services Export Promotion Council, affirmed India’s environmental services sector possesses the capabilities, scale and innovation to serve international markets, positioning Indian companies as formidable global partners in water and sustainability endeavours.
The exhibition programme encompasses an extensive schedule of seminars, business-to-business meetings and innovation presentations, facilitating opportunities for collaboration, partnership exploration, distribution agreements and joint venture discussions amongst manufacturers, decision-makers and visitors from across the globe.
Source: WAM