Black & Veatch, a global engineering, construction, and advisory company, is using its market leadership in hydrogen, renewable energy, and other sustainable infrastructure to accelerate decarbonization efforts in the Middle East. The company will be presenting its solutions at ADIPEC 2024 in Abu Dhabi, highlighting its track record in delivering innovative projects. Black & Veatch is actively involved in the development of large-scale projects, including building 365 megawatts of electrolysis capacity globally to double the world's electrolysis capacity by 2025. Youssef Merjaneh, the senior vice president of Black & Veatch, emphasizes the importance of bringing first-of-a-kind solutions like green hydrogen and FLNG to clients exploring transformative energy infrastructure. The company's strategic advisory and lifecycle resiliency business unit, led by Charlie Sanchez, offers end-to-end advisory solutions for financial institutions, developers, and energy majors, focusing on clean energy projects and technologies. Sanchez will be participating in a strategic roundtable at ADIPEC to discuss proving the bankability of innovative clean energy projects. The company aims to optimize investment flows into the region for projects planned with commercial and technical excellence. Black & Veatch's presence at ADIPEC includes showcasing its entire energy solutions portfolio and connecting with key stakeholders in the industry. With a significant focus on sustainability and resilience, the company continues to drive the transition towards a more sustainable energy future.