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Ducab Showcases Clean Energy and AI Cable Solutions at ADIPEC in Abu Dhabi

UAE-based energy solutions provider Ducab showcased its specialised cable products for renewables, nuclear power, and AI data centres at ADIPEC in Abu Dhabi. The company reported an In-Country Value score of 96.89 in 2024 and generated over AED 8 billion in local economic value across 2024–2025. Ducab also recorded a 10% surge in renewables-related sales over the past five years.

Published Source: Zawya
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UAE-based energy solutions provider and industrial manufacturer Ducab highlighted its specialized cable solutions at the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition (ADIPEC) at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre. The company's showcase focused on applications for solar, wind, nuclear, and artificial intelligence (AI) data centre infrastructure, according to a report by Zawya.

Ducab reported contributing more than AED 8 billion ($2.18 billion) in local economic value over the 2024–2025 period. Recognized as a National In-Country Value (ICV) Champion, the company achieved an ICV score of 96.89 in 2024 while registering a 10% increase in sales across its renewable energy segment over the preceding five years.

Charles Mellagui, CEO of Ducab Cables Business, stated that the company's sustainable solutions support the UAE's Clean Energy Strategy 2050 and Net Zero 2050 Strategy. He noted that Ducab aims to deliver locally manufactured infrastructure solutions supporting grid efficiency, electrification, and domestic supply chains.

The company also highlighted its role in supplying power transmission cables for the UAE's digital and technology infrastructure. Ducab noted that the country's AI and data centre economy is projected to expand to $96 billion by 2031, requiring specialized, high-capacity cabling infrastructure for power resilience.

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