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MERYT Chemicals

Ali Khalfan Rashed Al Mutawa, Al Dhaheri Bldg ,Plot No. 29 - Al Ain Road, ,Abu Dhabi ,United Arab Emirates
+971 - 56 - 1102909
mvila@meryt-chemical.com
https://meryt-chemical.com
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MERYT Chemicals LLC is a UAE-based provider of advanced chemical solutions specializing in catalysts, adsorbents, and process optimization technologies for the oil & gas, petrochemical, and energy sectors. As part of the global MERYT group, the company delivers innovative and sustainable solutions designed to improve operational efficiency, reduce emissions, and support energy transition initiatives across the Middle East.The company combines strong research and development capabilities with industry expertise to provide tailored solutions for refining, hydrogen production, ammonia processing, and environmental applications.
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MERYT Chemicals: Driving Innovation and Growth in the Middle East with Catalysts

MERYT Chemicals has achieved significant success in the Middle East by leveraging the extensive experience and expertise of MERYT Catalysts & Innovation from Spain. Their commitment to innovation and sustainability along with a deep understanding of the regional market has been instrumental. By continuously developing advanced technologies in catalysis and adsorption they meet the specific needs of clients in the refining and petrochemical industries. Strategic partnerships with local partners enhance their operational capabilities. The upcoming catalyst manufacturing plant in Dammam KSA through a joint venture with a local Saudi group of companies is set to significantly boost production capabilities and market presence. At EliteX we are proud to have MERYT Chemicals as part of 10 Best Companies in Middle East 2024. Quality and customer satisfaction are central to the operations at MERYT Chemicals. They employ rigorous quality control measures throughout their production processes and maintain close communication with clients to ensure their needs are met promptly and effectively. The technical support team provides comprehensive assistance from unit design to operators training ensuring products perform optimally in various industrial applications. The expertise and best practices from their Spanish operations provide a solid foundation for maintaining these high standards. One of the most significant milestones for MERYT Chemicals is the joint venture with a prominent local Saudi group of companies to establish a state-of-the-art catalyst manufacturing plant in Dammam. Additionally they are developing a cutting-edge Research Center for Catalysts in Dharan Techno Valley. These strategic investments not only demonstrate their commitment to innovation and excellence but also ensure they are closely aligned with the needs of customers in the Middle East. By enhancing their local presence they are better positioned to deliver tailored solutions and support to clients throughout the region. At MERYT Chemicals continuous innovation is a top priority. They invest in research and development and foster collaborations with leading universities and research institutions to stay at the forefront of technological advancements. The planned Research Center in Dharan Techno Valley will serve as a hub for cutting-edge research in catalysts allowing the development of new solutions that meet evolving market demands. They also focus on developing sustainable solutions that align with global environmental goals keeping them ahead of industry trends and responsive to market needs. Sustainability is a core value at MERYT Chemicals. They integrate environmentally respectful and eco-friendly production processes into their operations and ensure responsible sourcing of materials. These practices are guided by the sustainability initiatives developed by MERYT Catalysts & Innovation in Spain. Their comprehensive approach helps to minimize environmental impact while positively contributing to the communities they serve. MERYT Chemicals uses advanced ERP and CRM systems to enhance both their operations and customer experience. The ERP system facilitates seamless integration and real-time management of business processes while the CRM system helps maintain strong personalized relationships with clients. Their dedicated technical support team also plays a crucial role offering exceptional service to ensure prompt and effective assistance which contributes to overall customer satisfaction. Strategic partnerships are vital to MERYT Chemicals business model. Faced with diverse regulatory landscapes across the Middle East they have built strong local partnerships to navigate these complexities. Their presence in Abu Dhabi and collaboration with local entities have been key to adhering to regulations and standards. The most notable partnership is with a prominent Saudi group of companies essential for advancing the projects of a catalyst manufacturing plant in Dammam and a research center in Dharan Techno Valley. Collaborations across the Middle East allow MERYT Chemicals to leverage local expertise and effectively manage regional regulatory frameworks ensuring smooth operations throughout the region. Looking ahead MERYT Chemicals aims to expand its product portfolio to meet the growing demand for innovative and sustainable catalyst and adsorbent solutions in the Middle East. They are excited to announce the construction of a catalyst manufacturing plant in Dammam KSA through a joint venture with a renowned local Saudi group. Additionally they plan to build a research center for catalysts in Dharan Techno Valley which will serve as a hub for developing cutting-edge technologies. These initiatives are set to enhance production capabilities strengthen market presence and create new business opportunities in the region building on the extensive experience and expertise from MERYT Catalysts & Innovation in Spain.

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POLYSYS, MERYT to establish GCC hub for catalysts and adsorbents

BU Dhabi based company POLYSYS Industries has made a strategic investment in MERYT Chemicals the UAE arm of Spain-founded MERYT Catalysts and Innovation a European specialist in advanced catalysts and adsorbents. The partnership positions MERYT to serve GCC customers with stronger proximity technical support and future production capacity. It also establishes Abu Dhabi as MERYT s regional hub to supply GCC refineries and chemical industries with advanced catalysts and adsorbents by bringing proximity responsive technical support and reliable supply from the UAE. Building on this commercial foundation the partners plan to expand into local research and development and production capabilities combining MERYT s European expertise in catalyst innovation with the UAE s dynamic industrial ecosystem to create sustainable high-value manufacturing capacity in the GCC region Dr Meritxell Vila-Fontes CEO of MERYT Chemicals and Mohamed Al Mheiri Founder of POLYSYS tell OGN energy magazine in an exclusive interview. Below are excerpts from the interview: Why has MERYT chosen the GCC particularly the UAE as its base for regional growth and innovation? Dr Vila-Fontes: For us the GCC is one of the most exciting industrial regions in the world. We admire the pace and quality of growth across the Gulf. The region is ambitious execution-oriented and open to collaboration. Within this context the UAE stands out for its clear industrial vision and pro-innovation policies making it the natural long-term base for MERYT in the region. Through MERYT Chemicals in Abu Dhabi we aim to offer GCC clients faster response stronger technical support and localised production of advanced catalytic materials as capabilities are established. Saudi Arabia is also a key focus for us and we are committed to supporting its industrial programs in close partnership. What factors convinced POLYSYS to invest in MERYT Chemicals and how does this partnership align with your industrial strategy? Al Mheiri: We were impressed by MERYT s credibility technical depth and global reach. They have successfully built bridges between Europe and the GCC exactly the type of industrial partnership we want to foster in the UAE. Our investment is not only financial but also strategic. Together we plan to develop local manufacturing capability and contribute to the UAE s long-term goal of becoming a regional leader in advanced materials and catalyst production. In practical terms what immediate benefits will GCC clients experience from this new partnership? Dr Vila-Fontes: Three things: Local presence technical excellence and reliable supply. With the support of POLYSYS we are expanding our Abu Dhabi team to be closer to plants; reinforcing on-site technical assistance; and laying the backbone for local production. The objective is practical. We aim to help customers improve performance and reliability through high-quality catalysts and adsorbents consistent supply and strong technical support. How does this collaboration strengthen the UAE s vision for a diversified innovation-driven industrial base especially in advanced materials and catalyst technologies? Al Mheiri: It perfectly aligns with the UAE s vision to diversify the economy and create high-tech industrial capabilities. MERYT brings decades of technical experience in catalysis a field essential for cleaner fuels hydrogen and CO2 conversion technologies. Together we can attract more innovation to the Emirates develop talent and supply top-quality products from within the country. Localisation is a key element of the UAE s industrial agenda. How do you envision this partnership contributing to in-country value creation and developing a skilled local workforce? Al Mheiri: This partnership aligns perfectly with the UAE s localisation and industrial development strategy. By combining MERYT s European expertise in catalyst and adsorbent technologies with POLYSYS s industrial and business know-how we are building a strong foundation for genuine in-country value (ICV) creation. Beyond production it s about knowledge transfer; it s about developing local technical talent and manufacturing know-how in a field traditionally dominated by imports. Our vision is to create a sustainable high-tech ecosystem that empowers UAE engineers and specialists to drive the next generation of catalyst manufacturing and applications in the country and beyond. Building resilient supply chains has become a top industrial priority. How does this partnership enhance the UAE s ability to locally produce and supply critical catalyst and adsorbent materials for the region s refining and petrochemical sectors? Al Mheiri: Resilience starts with localisation. Through this partnership we are establishing the groundwork for a regional supply base capable of serving refineries and petrochemical plants across the GCC coordinated from the UAE. The goal is to shorten delivery times reduce dependence on overseas sourcing and ensure continuous access to critical materials such as catalysts and adsorbents. As we advance local testing logistics and potential production capabilities with MERYT the GCC will strengthen its supply chain security and build the foundation for future high-value manufacturing in advanced materials. This is a strategic step toward industrial self-reliance and long-term sustainability for the region. MERYT s European operations are known for integrating sustainability into catalyst design. How do you see these principles translating into your GCC operations particularly regarding energy efficiency emissions reduction and waste minimisation? Dr Vila-Fontes: From adsorbents to catalysts sustainability has always been at the heart of how we design and select our products. In Europe our focus has been on efficiency selectivity and durability: Solutions that extend operating cycles improve yields and reduce waste and regeneration needs. We re now bringing those same principles to the GCC combining European R&D know-how with the region s industrial needs. The goal is clear; we aim to help customers cut energy use enhance selectivity and lower CO2 emissions through smarter longer-lasting materials. For us sustainability is not a statement; it s proven performance in every unit we support. Given the growing emphasis on hydrogen and circular carbon technologies where do you see MERYT s catalyst innovations playing a role in the region s energy transition? Dr Vila-Fontes: From hydrogen purification to CO2 capture and conversion catalysts and adsorbents are at the heart of the energy transition. At MERYT we are combining our industrial expertise with ongoing research to develop next-generation materials that make these processes more efficient and scalable. Some of our current projects focus on MOF-based adsorbents for selective CO2 capture and on catalytic systems that can convert captured CO2 into valuable chemicals such as methanol. While several of these technologies are still in the research phase our goal is to accelerate their transition to real industrial applications through partnerships in the GCC. This region has the vision resources and determination to lead in circular carbon technologies and we aim to be part of that transformation. MERYT has been advancing MOF-based technologies with global research partners. How will your UAE presence accelerate the transition from research to commercial applications in CO2 capture and conversion? Dr Vila-Fontes: From MERYT we have initiated some discussion to develop key partnership with leading research institutions to translate strong MOF research into practical industrial solutions. Our joint focus is on advancing the most promising materials for CO2 capture and CO2 conversion to alcohols assessing their performance and economic potential under real conditions. It s a partnership-driven approach test learn and scale where results are compelling. Through these intended collaborations we aim to build local capability and provide relevant ready-to-use solutions for our customers across the GCC. ADIPEC 2025 places strong emphasis on decarbonisation and transition fuels. How is MERYT aligning its technologies and partnerships with these themes and how do you plan to engage with industry leaders during the event? Dr Vila-Fontes: ADIPEC is the right platform to connect innovation with action. Our technologies are closely aligned with the industry s decarbonisation goals; from catalysts that improve process efficiency and reduce emissions to advanced adsorbents that enable hydrogen purification and CO2 capture. We are also collaborating with international research partners to develop materials supporting circular carbon routes such as CO2-to-methanol conversion and its subsequent transformation into sustainable aviation fuels (SAF). In parallel we are exploring partnerships with startups developing promising decarbonisation technologies to accelerate innovation and deployment. During ADIPEC our focus will be on strengthening cooperation with regional customers EPCs and R&D centres to move these solutions from the lab to the plant. For us decarbonisation is not just a concept; it s about practical pathways that deliver measurable performance today while paving the way for the low-carbon fuels of tomorrow. With this partnership what key message would you like to share with regional and global industry stakeholders? Dr Vila-Fontes: We are here to stay and grow. MERYT Chemicals represents our long-term commitment to the GCC region s energy transformation. Al Mheiri: POLYSYS is proud to be part of this journey. Together we will make the UAE a global reference in catalyst innovation and industrial excellence.

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MERYT AT THE HEART OF INNOVATION

MERYT proudly participated in the Energy & Sustainability Forum (ESF) MENA 2025 held in Al Khobar Saudi Arabia on October 20th 22nd. This prestigious event brought together leading voices from the energy and petrochemical sectors to foster collaboration innovation and knowledge sharing. Our CEO Dr. Meritxell Vila-Fontes and COO Mr. Mohamed Almheiri represented MERYT at the forum engaging in insightful discussions and connecting with industry leaders from across the region. MERYT showcased its own stand presenting cutting-edge solutions and expertise in petrochemical catalysis tools that play a critical role in driving energy efficiency and sustainability. P articipation in ESF MENA 2025 was an invaluable opportunity to explore new partnerships and unlock avenues for collaboration. The event highlighted the importance of catalysts as key enablers in the transition toward a more sustainable energy future. We were proud to contribute its extensive experience and knowledge to this dialogue. We extend our gratitude to the organizers and all participants who made this event impactful. MERYT looks forward to continuing these conversations and working together to build a cleaner more sustainable future for the energy sector.

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MERYT Chemicals: Driving Innovation and Growth in the Middle East with Catalysts

MERYT Chemicals has achieved significant success in the Middle East by leveraging the extensive experience and expertise of MERYT Catalysts & Innovation from Spain. Their commitment to innovation and sustainability along with a deep understanding of the regional market has been instrumental. By continuously developing advanced technologies in catalysis and adsorption they meet the specific needs of clients in the refining and petrochemical industries. Strategic partnerships with local partners enhance their operational capabilities. The upcoming catalyst manufacturing plant in Dammam KSA through a joint venture with a local Saudi group of companies is set to significantly boost production capabilities and market presence. At EliteX we are proud to have MERYT Chemicals as part of 10 Best Companies in Middle East 2024. Quality and customer satisfaction are central to the operations at MERYT Chemicals. They employ rigorous quality control measures throughout their production processes and maintain close communication with clients to ensure their needs are met promptly and effectively. The technical support team provides comprehensive assistance from unit design to operators training ensuring products perform optimally in various industrial applications. The expertise and best practices from their Spanish operations provide a solid foundation for maintaining these high standards. One of the most significant milestones for MERYT Chemicals is the joint venture with a prominent local Saudi group of companies to establish a state-of-the-art catalyst manufacturing plant in Dammam. Additionally they are developing a cutting-edge Research Center for Catalysts in Dharan Techno Valley. These strategic investments not only demonstrate their commitment to innovation and excellence but also ensure they are closely aligned with the needs of customers in the Middle East. By enhancing their local presence they are better positioned to deliver tailored solutions and support to clients throughout the region. At MERYT Chemicals continuous innovation is a top priority. They invest in research and development and foster collaborations with leading universities and research institutions to stay at the forefront of technological advancements. The planned Research Center in Dharan Techno Valley will serve as a hub for cutting-edge research in catalysts allowing the development of new solutions that meet evolving market demands. They also focus on developing sustainable solutions that align with global environmental goals keeping them ahead of industry trends and responsive to market needs. Sustainability is a core value at MERYT Chemicals. They integrate environmentally respectful and eco-friendly production processes into their operations and ensure responsible sourcing of materials. These practices are guided by the sustainability initiatives developed by MERYT Catalysts & Innovation in Spain. Their comprehensive approach helps to minimize environmental impact while positively contributing to the communities they serve. MERYT Chemicals uses advanced ERP and CRM systems to enhance both their operations and customer experience. The ERP system facilitates seamless integration and real-time management of business processes while the CRM system helps maintain strong personalized relationships with clients. Their dedicated technical support team also plays a crucial role offering exceptional service to ensure prompt and effective assistance which contributes to overall customer satisfaction. Strategic partnerships are vital to MERYT Chemicals business model. Faced with diverse regulatory landscapes across the Middle East they have built strong local partnerships to navigate these complexities. Their presence in Abu Dhabi and collaboration with local entities have been key to adhering to regulations and standards. The most notable partnership is with a prominent Saudi group of companies essential for advancing the projects of a catalyst manufacturing plant in Dammam and a research center in Dharan Techno Valley. Collaborations across the Middle East allow MERYT Chemicals to leverage local expertise and effectively manage regional regulatory frameworks ensuring smooth operations throughout the region. Looking ahead MERYT Chemicals aims to expand its product portfolio to meet the growing demand for innovative and sustainable catalyst and adsorbent solutions in the Middle East. They are excited to announce the construction of a catalyst manufacturing plant in Dammam KSA through a joint venture with a renowned local Saudi group. Additionally they plan to build a research center for catalysts in Dharan Techno Valley which will serve as a hub for developing cutting-edge technologies. These initiatives are set to enhance production capabilities strengthen market presence and create new business opportunities in the region building on the extensive experience and expertise from MERYT Catalysts & Innovation in Spain.

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POLYSYS, MERYT to establish GCC hub for catalysts and adsorbents

BU Dhabi based company POLYSYS Industries has made a strategic investment in MERYT Chemicals the UAE arm of Spain-founded MERYT Catalysts and Innovation a European specialist in advanced catalysts and adsorbents. The partnership positions MERYT to serve GCC customers with stronger proximity technical support and future production capacity. It also establishes Abu Dhabi as MERYT s regional hub to supply GCC refineries and chemical industries with advanced catalysts and adsorbents by bringing proximity responsive technical support and reliable supply from the UAE. Building on this commercial foundation the partners plan to expand into local research and development and production capabilities combining MERYT s European expertise in catalyst innovation with the UAE s dynamic industrial ecosystem to create sustainable high-value manufacturing capacity in the GCC region Dr Meritxell Vila-Fontes CEO of MERYT Chemicals and Mohamed Al Mheiri Founder of POLYSYS tell OGN energy magazine in an exclusive interview. Below are excerpts from the interview: Why has MERYT chosen the GCC particularly the UAE as its base for regional growth and innovation? Dr Vila-Fontes: For us the GCC is one of the most exciting industrial regions in the world. We admire the pace and quality of growth across the Gulf. The region is ambitious execution-oriented and open to collaboration. Within this context the UAE stands out for its clear industrial vision and pro-innovation policies making it the natural long-term base for MERYT in the region. Through MERYT Chemicals in Abu Dhabi we aim to offer GCC clients faster response stronger technical support and localised production of advanced catalytic materials as capabilities are established. Saudi Arabia is also a key focus for us and we are committed to supporting its industrial programs in close partnership. What factors convinced POLYSYS to invest in MERYT Chemicals and how does this partnership align with your industrial strategy? Al Mheiri: We were impressed by MERYT s credibility technical depth and global reach. They have successfully built bridges between Europe and the GCC exactly the type of industrial partnership we want to foster in the UAE. Our investment is not only financial but also strategic. Together we plan to develop local manufacturing capability and contribute to the UAE s long-term goal of becoming a regional leader in advanced materials and catalyst production. In practical terms what immediate benefits will GCC clients experience from this new partnership? Dr Vila-Fontes: Three things: Local presence technical excellence and reliable supply. With the support of POLYSYS we are expanding our Abu Dhabi team to be closer to plants; reinforcing on-site technical assistance; and laying the backbone for local production. The objective is practical. We aim to help customers improve performance and reliability through high-quality catalysts and adsorbents consistent supply and strong technical support. How does this collaboration strengthen the UAE s vision for a diversified innovation-driven industrial base especially in advanced materials and catalyst technologies? Al Mheiri: It perfectly aligns with the UAE s vision to diversify the economy and create high-tech industrial capabilities. MERYT brings decades of technical experience in catalysis a field essential for cleaner fuels hydrogen and CO2 conversion technologies. Together we can attract more innovation to the Emirates develop talent and supply top-quality products from within the country. Localisation is a key element of the UAE s industrial agenda. How do you envision this partnership contributing to in-country value creation and developing a skilled local workforce? Al Mheiri: This partnership aligns perfectly with the UAE s localisation and industrial development strategy. By combining MERYT s European expertise in catalyst and adsorbent technologies with POLYSYS s industrial and business know-how we are building a strong foundation for genuine in-country value (ICV) creation. Beyond production it s about knowledge transfer; it s about developing local technical talent and manufacturing know-how in a field traditionally dominated by imports. Our vision is to create a sustainable high-tech ecosystem that empowers UAE engineers and specialists to drive the next generation of catalyst manufacturing and applications in the country and beyond. Building resilient supply chains has become a top industrial priority. How does this partnership enhance the UAE s ability to locally produce and supply critical catalyst and adsorbent materials for the region s refining and petrochemical sectors? Al Mheiri: Resilience starts with localisation. Through this partnership we are establishing the groundwork for a regional supply base capable of serving refineries and petrochemical plants across the GCC coordinated from the UAE. The goal is to shorten delivery times reduce dependence on overseas sourcing and ensure continuous access to critical materials such as catalysts and adsorbents. As we advance local testing logistics and potential production capabilities with MERYT the GCC will strengthen its supply chain security and build the foundation for future high-value manufacturing in advanced materials. This is a strategic step toward industrial self-reliance and long-term sustainability for the region. MERYT s European operations are known for integrating sustainability into catalyst design. How do you see these principles translating into your GCC operations particularly regarding energy efficiency emissions reduction and waste minimisation? Dr Vila-Fontes: From adsorbents to catalysts sustainability has always been at the heart of how we design and select our products. In Europe our focus has been on efficiency selectivity and durability: Solutions that extend operating cycles improve yields and reduce waste and regeneration needs. We re now bringing those same principles to the GCC combining European R&D know-how with the region s industrial needs. The goal is clear; we aim to help customers cut energy use enhance selectivity and lower CO2 emissions through smarter longer-lasting materials. For us sustainability is not a statement; it s proven performance in every unit we support. Given the growing emphasis on hydrogen and circular carbon technologies where do you see MERYT s catalyst innovations playing a role in the region s energy transition? Dr Vila-Fontes: From hydrogen purification to CO2 capture and conversion catalysts and adsorbents are at the heart of the energy transition. At MERYT we are combining our industrial expertise with ongoing research to develop next-generation materials that make these processes more efficient and scalable. Some of our current projects focus on MOF-based adsorbents for selective CO2 capture and on catalytic systems that can convert captured CO2 into valuable chemicals such as methanol. While several of these technologies are still in the research phase our goal is to accelerate their transition to real industrial applications through partnerships in the GCC. This region has the vision resources and determination to lead in circular carbon technologies and we aim to be part of that transformation. MERYT has been advancing MOF-based technologies with global research partners. How will your UAE presence accelerate the transition from research to commercial applications in CO2 capture and conversion? Dr Vila-Fontes: From MERYT we have initiated some discussion to develop key partnership with leading research institutions to translate strong MOF research into practical industrial solutions. Our joint focus is on advancing the most promising materials for CO2 capture and CO2 conversion to alcohols assessing their performance and economic potential under real conditions. It s a partnership-driven approach test learn and scale where results are compelling. Through these intended collaborations we aim to build local capability and provide relevant ready-to-use solutions for our customers across the GCC. ADIPEC 2025 places strong emphasis on decarbonisation and transition fuels. How is MERYT aligning its technologies and partnerships with these themes and how do you plan to engage with industry leaders during the event? Dr Vila-Fontes: ADIPEC is the right platform to connect innovation with action. Our technologies are closely aligned with the industry s decarbonisation goals; from catalysts that improve process efficiency and reduce emissions to advanced adsorbents that enable hydrogen purification and CO2 capture. We are also collaborating with international research partners to develop materials supporting circular carbon routes such as CO2-to-methanol conversion and its subsequent transformation into sustainable aviation fuels (SAF). In parallel we are exploring partnerships with startups developing promising decarbonisation technologies to accelerate innovation and deployment. During ADIPEC our focus will be on strengthening cooperation with regional customers EPCs and R&D centres to move these solutions from the lab to the plant. For us decarbonisation is not just a concept; it s about practical pathways that deliver measurable performance today while paving the way for the low-carbon fuels of tomorrow. With this partnership what key message would you like to share with regional and global industry stakeholders? Dr Vila-Fontes: We are here to stay and grow. MERYT Chemicals represents our long-term commitment to the GCC region s energy transformation. Al Mheiri: POLYSYS is proud to be part of this journey. Together we will make the UAE a global reference in catalyst innovation and industrial excellence.

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MERYT AT THE HEART OF INNOVATION

MERYT proudly participated in the Energy & Sustainability Forum (ESF) MENA 2025 held in Al Khobar Saudi Arabia on October 20th 22nd. This prestigious event brought together leading voices from the energy and petrochemical sectors to foster collaboration innovation and knowledge sharing. Our CEO Dr. Meritxell Vila-Fontes and COO Mr. Mohamed Almheiri represented MERYT at the forum engaging in insightful discussions and connecting with industry leaders from across the region. MERYT showcased its own stand presenting cutting-edge solutions and expertise in petrochemical catalysis tools that play a critical role in driving energy efficiency and sustainability. P articipation in ESF MENA 2025 was an invaluable opportunity to explore new partnerships and unlock avenues for collaboration. The event highlighted the importance of catalysts as key enablers in the transition toward a more sustainable energy future. We were proud to contribute its extensive experience and knowledge to this dialogue. We extend our gratitude to the organizers and all participants who made this event impactful. MERYT looks forward to continuing these conversations and working together to build a cleaner more sustainable future for the energy sector.

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1,100 MW Al Henakiyah solar project boosts Saudi clean energy capacity

Saudi Arabia s Al Henakiyah (1) Solar PV Plant part of the Kingdom s National Renewable Energy Programme supervised and implemented by the Ministry of Energy has a capacity of 1 100 MW enough to supply electricity to approximately 190 000 homes annually. Located south of Al Henakiyah Governorate in the Madinah Region the solar project began commercial operations in summer 2025. The electricity produced by the plant is purchased at a competitive tariff of 1.6842 US cents per kilowatt-hour reflecting the Kingdom s progress in achieving cost-effective renewable energy generation aligned with global standards. The project represents a key step in Saudi Arabia s efforts to expand renewable energy deployment advance energy storage solutions support the Liquid Fuel Displacement Program and contribute to emissions reduction targets. ...

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Kinetic7 unveils hydrogen tech to support energy resilience

Abu Dhabi-based clean energy technology company Kinetic7 Technologies has highlighted hydrogen-on-demand systems as a potential solution to strengthen energy resilience as Europe and the UK face growing concerns over gas storage levels supply security and winter energy costs. The company said its proprietary technology produces hydrogen gas at the point of use reducing dependence on large-scale storage transportation infrastructure and imported fuels. Kinetic7 believes the approach could support commercial off-grid and emergency applications by providing a flexible source of clean energy. Founded by Australian technology entrepreneur and philanthropist Rick Parish Kinetic7 has developed portable hydrogen generation systems initially designed for humanitarian relief disaster response and remote communities. Its Nomad and T...

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Intech to deliver digital twin energy solution for Saudi petchem producer

Intech has secured a contract to provide an integrated Digital Twin-powered energy and emissions intelligence solution for a leading petrochemical producer in Saudi Arabia supporting the company s sustainability goals and regulatory compliance requirements. The project will enable real-time monitoring of carbon emissions improve energy management and support compliance with requirements set by the Saudi Energy Efficiency Centre (SEEC) in line with Saudi Vision 2030 and the Saudi Green Initiative. The solution will replace traditional reporting and periodic audits with continuous data-driven energy management through real-time monitoring sustainability performance indicators and operational optimisation insights. Intech s scope covers engineering system configuration integration testing commissioning training and ongoing support for an enterprise digit...

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Tarshid completes energy retrofit covering 43 Madinah university buildings

Saudi Arabia s National Energy Services Company (Tarshid) has announced that it has successfully completed the second phase of an energy efficiency retrofit project at the Islamic University of Madinah covering 43 buildings and facilities. The project included upgrades to cooling air conditioning and lighting systems aimed at improving energy efficiency and reducing electricity consumption said Tarshid in a statement. The Saudi energy services company said the retrofit introduced 15 energy efficiency measures including the replacement of existing chillers pumps and air conditioning units with higher-efficiency equipment in addition to the installation of variable frequency drives and advanced control systems and the replacement of conventional lighting with LED fixtures and occupancy sensors. On the key achievement CEO Waled bin Abdullah Al Ghreri said technical assessments carried out before the project identified significant opportunities to improve energy...

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Saudi Energy Company posts $13.94bn H1 revenue, up 10.5%

Saudi Energy Company posted a 10.5% year on year (YoY) growth in H1 revenue to SAR52.2 billion ( 13.94 billion) EBITDA rose by 8.2% to SAR21.5 billion and net profit increased by 7.5% to SAR6.7 billion. The performance was supported by strategic investments and sustained operational excellence enabling the Kingdom s energy transition and meeting the growing demand. Khalid Al-Ghamdi CEO of Saudi Energy said: Our H1 2026 performance reflects the resilience of Saudi Energy s regulated business model and the disciplined execution of our strategy. During the period we continued to strengthen the national electricity system enhance operational reliability and expand the infrastructure required to meet growing demand and support the Kingdom s economic transformation. He added: The continued double-digit growth in our regulated asset base is enhancing earnings visibility and strengthening the foundation for long term infrastructure-led growth. Concurr...

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Middle East’s largest trenchless technology event moves to Riyadh

Trenchless Middle East the region s largest and longest-running exhibition and conference dedicated to trenchless technology and underground infrastructure will take place in Riyadh for the first time on December 2 and 3 2026. Hosted at the Riyadh Marriott Hotel the 15th edition of the event will bring together infrastructure authorities utility providers municipalities consultants engineers contractors manufacturers suppliers and technology specialists from across the Middle East and the wider international trenchless community. The move to Riyadh marks an important new chapter for Trenchless Middle East positioning the event at the heart of Saudi Arabia s rapidly expanding infrastructure market and the major development programmes being delivered across the Kingdom Westrade Group the organisers said. Supported by the International Society for Trenchless Technology (ISTT) and the Association of Trenchless Technologies Middle East (ATTME) Tren...

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Irena invites renewable energy projects for Central America, Caribbean funding

The International Renewable Energy Agency (Irena) has invited public and private sector renewable energy developers in Central America and the Caribbean to submit project proposals for potential financing through its Climate Investment Platform (CIP) and Energy Transition Accelerator Financing (ETAF) platform. The initiative aims to accelerate renewable energy deployment and support the decarbonisation of economies across 19 eligible countries while promoting a just energy transition. Selected projects could gain access to financing investment partnerships and de-risking instruments. Eligible projects include renewable power generation supporting infrastructure e-mobility green industrialisation and renewable energy supply chains covering technologies such as solar wind hydropower geothermal bioenergy green hydrogen and clean transportation. /o:p...

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Saudi Oil Sustainability Programme backs WE Rise 2026 to empower women in energy

The Saudi Oil Sustainability Programme is sponsoring the Women and Energy Association s WE Rise 2026 mentorship programme to support national talent development and increase women s participation in the energy sector. The specialised initiative aims to prepare emerging female leaders through professional mentoring knowledge exchange and networking opportunities with experts from local and international organisations. The sponsorship will support the programme s activities and events helping strengthen its impact in developing women s capabilities and building a new generation of energy sector leaders. The initiative aligns with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030 by promoting sustainable development empowering national talent and creating opportunities for professional growth. It also highlights the Oil Sustainability Programm...

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Ebara Elliott Energy secures major compressor contract for Mideast gas project

Ebara Elliott Energy (EEE) has secured one of the largest contracts in its 110-year history winning a major order from Larsen & Toubro (L&T) to supply advanced compressor technology for a mega-scale gas infrastructure project in the Middle East. The contract covers the delivery of nine customised centrifugal compressors designed for high-pressure gas processing supporting a multi-billion-dollar regional energy expansion project. EEE secured the award by offering a flexible phased delivery schedule and precise milestone planning to meet the project s demanding timelines. Deliveries will begin in line with the project schedule leveraging the company s global manufacturing capabilities and advanced testing facilities. The world needs dependable energy today while planning f...

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Energy China sets up Taweelah C project office at Abu Dhabi’s Metal Park

Metal Park a plug and play ecosystem for metal sector based in Kezad Abu Dhabi has announced China Energy Engineering Corporation (Energy China) a Fortune Global 500 company as one of its latest occupants with the company establishing its project office to support the delivery of the Taweelah C Independent Power Project. The launch of Energy China s project office at Metal Park Business Center reflects a common requirement across major industrial and infrastructure developments. EPC contractors engineering consultants equipment suppliers and project management teams typically require a professional operational base for several months or even years while delivering projects in the UAE said the statement from Metal Park. Recently Energy China had signed the EPC contract for the 2.6 GW Taweelah C Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) Power Plant where it will lead engineering procurement construction commissioning training and warranty services th...

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Saudi Arabia to launch first energy recovery device manufacturing facility outside US

The Saudi Water Authority (SWA) has announced plans to begin local manufacturing of energy recovery devices (ERDs) marking the establishment of the world s first facility of its kind outside the US. The specialised desalination technology previously produced only in the US will be manufactured in Saudi Arabia from the first quarter of 2027. The facility established by Energy Recovery will have an annual production capacity of 2 000 units exceeding the Kingdom s estimated yearly demand of around 1 200 units and achieving local supply self-sufficiency. Around 40 per cent of production is expected to be exported to markets across the GCC Africa and Asia. ERDs play a key role in improving desalination plant efficiency by reducing energy consumption and operating costs. Local production will help minimise import dependence improve supply chain reliability and ensure faster access to critical technologies supporting the Kingdom s wat...

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Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi introduces early lung cancer detection technology

Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi has introduced the first robotically-assisted bronchoscopy technology in Middle East enabling access to the smallest lung nodules deep within the lungs often the earliest visible signs of lung cancer. This supports accurate diagnosis at early stages without the need for open surgery it said. The MONARCH platform enables physicians to guide a flexible endoscope deep into the lungs with enhanced stability and precision allowing real-time targeting of small hard-to-reach nodules for biopsy. This supports earlier diagnosis and strengthens the ability to intervene at the right time with more targeted treatment strategies. The minimally invasive procedure is performed under general anesthesia and is usually completed in 30 to 75 minutes. For patients these capabilities translate into a safer less invasive care experience with faster and more accurate diagnosis untimely improving clinical outcomes and quality of life. ...

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NMDC Energy revenue rises 16pc to $2.6bn in H1 2026

NMDC Energy reported strong financial and operational performance for the first half of 2026 with revenues rising 16% year on year to AED9.5 billion ( 2.6 billion) compared with AED8.2 billion during the same period in 2025. The Abu Dhabi-based engineering procurement and construction (EPC) services company attributed the growth to a diversified revenue mix with 70% generated from local operations and 30% from international projects. The company recorded a net profit of AED251 million in H1 2026 supported by disciplined project execution and a strong order pipeline. Its backlog reached AED33.3 billion by the end of June while new projects worth AED2.2 billion were secured during the second quarter strengthening future revenue visibility. NMDC Energy maintained a solid financial position ending the period with AED3.3 bi...

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Masdar, EPCG advance 550 MW renewable energy projects in Montenegro

Masdar Abu Dhabi energy company and Montenegro s national power utility Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG) have moved their renewable energy partnership into the project execution phase with agreements covering 150 MW of solar capacity and potential development of more than 400 MW of pumped hydro energy storage. The agreements mark the first projects to advance under the planned 50/50 joint venture between Masdar and EPCG which aims to develop up to 2 GW of renewable energy capacity in Montenegro. The partnership is designed to strengthen the country s energy security meet rising domestic electricity demand and create opportunities for renewable power exports to neighbouring European markets. The project agreements include the 115 MW Štedim solar photovoltaic (PV) project and the 35 MW Krupac solar PV project. Masdar and EPC...

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Green Energy selects Midsummer for major off-grid solar project

Swedish solar energy company Midsummer has secured its largest single order to date winning a contract to supply 667 kW of its thin lightweight solar panels for an off-grid field installation. The project will cover more than 5 000 square metres and include over 1 300 of Midsummer s BOLD panels with delivery and installation scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2026. The project has been jointly developed by Midsummer and Denmark-based Green Energy Group which selected the technology for its low weight durability ease of integration sustainable design and traceable supply chain. Green Energy Group specialises in lightweight and flexible solar solutions for transport mobility and infrastructure and has completed more than 3 000 installations across Europe. Midsummer said its lightweight panels are particularly suited to ...

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EU renewable energy share reaches 26.2pc in 2025: Eurostat

Renewable energy accounted for 26.2 per cent of the European Union s (EU) gross final energy consumption in 2025 according to Eurostat the European Statistical Office up from 25.2 per cent in 2024. The increase continues a long-term upward trend from 9.6 per cent in 2004 but the bloc remains behind its 2030 target of 42.5 per cent. To meet the target the EU would need to increase renewable energy s share by an average of 3.3 percentage points annually between 2026 and 2030 highlighting the scale of the transition challenge. Sweden recorded the highest renewable energy share among EU member states at 65.4 per cent driven mainly by solid biomass hydropower and wind. Finland followed with 53.0 per cent supported by biomass wind and hydro while Denmark reached 48.2 per cent through biomass wind and biogas. /p...

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Beyon ranked third among Middle East’s best workplaces in technology

Beyon has been ranked third among the Best Workplaces in Technology in the Middle East for 2026 according to Great Place to Work Middle East in recognition of its commitment to fostering a workplace culture that empowers employees and drives innovation. Only organisations that have first achieved Great Place to Work Certification are eligible for consideration for this accolade. Beyon has maintained its Great Place to Work Certification for six consecutive years the company said. This recognition is based on confidential employee survey data assessing workplace trust innovation leadership and company values as well as how effectively organisations create an inclusive workplace experience for all employees. Beyon Chief Human Resources Officer Faisal Al Jalahma said: Being recognised among the Middle East s leading technology workplaces reflects the culture we continue to build across the Group where our people are empowered to innovate grow and make a...

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Ebara Elliott Energy secures world-first LH2 cargo pump certification

Ebara Elliott Energy (EEE) has become the first company in the world to receive Type Approval certification for liquid hydrogen (LH2) cargo pumps used in maritime liquefied hydrogen carriers marking a significant advance in hydrogen shipping infrastructure. The certification validates the pumps design structural integrity and performance before deployment replacing the traditional Individual Approval process that requires inspection of each unit after installation. The new approach reduces technical risks ensures consistent manufacturing quality and enables faster deployment of certified equipment for global shipping operators. EEE secured the certification following extensive performance and durability testing using liquid hydrogen at cryogenic temperatures of -253 deg C. The trials were conducted at Ebara Group s large-...

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Iraq signs $200bn worth energy sector deals in US

Iraqi Oil Minister Bassem Mohammed Khudair said the value of the energy-sector contracts and agreements signed in Washington during during Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaidi s visit to the United States amounted to around 200 billion. The deals are expected to create jobs increase Iraq s oil and gas reserves and production. He said they will also deliver broader social benefits including scholarship opportunities. Iraq s total oil production capacity has exceeded 4.8 million barrels per day as part of a strategic vision to develop Iraq s oil and gas sectors adding that agreements signed would help increase oil production and create employment opportunities. Khudair said Iraq is on track to achieve self-sufficiency in natural gas by 2030. He also said the government is engaged in serious and constructive talks with OPEC aimed at increasing the country s oil exports. He told Al-Mashhad programme broadcast by Al-Iraqiya News and followed by the Iraqi News Ag...

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Sabic, CEER explore collaboration on EV materials and technology

Sabic has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with CEER Saudi Arabia s first electric vehicle (EV) brand and original equipment manufacturer to explore collaboration opportunities in advanced materials and solutions for EV development and manufacturing. The agreement aims to evaluate the use of Sabic s innovative materials in CEER vehicle applications while jointly developing material and processing solutions to meet industry requirements. It also includes knowledge sharing in sustainability and technology as well as exploring strategic sourcing opportunities to support a locally developed EV supply chain aligned with global standards. The MoU was signed at Sabic s headquarters...

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Fahnbulleh appointed UK Secretary of Energy

In a swift overhaul of the cabinet following the resignation of Keir Starmer newly appointed Prime Minister of the UK Andy Burnham has named Miatta Fahnbulleh as the new Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero. Fahnbulleh takes the helm at the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) replacing Ed Miliband who has been appointed as Foreign Secretary. A member of the Labour and Co-operative Party Fahnbulleh previously served as an economic advisor to the new Prime Minister. Reacting to her appointment Fahnbulleh expressed her gratitude on social media describing it as An incredible honour to be appointed Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero . STRONG BACKGROUND IN ECONOMICS & POLICY Fahnbulleh brings extensive economic expertise and policy experience to the role. Born in Liberia her family moved to the UK after fleeing civil war. She went on to study philosophy politics and economic...

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West African energy delegation to connect with Scottish industry leaders in Aberdeen

Business analyst George Okoroma has partnered with the Scottish Africa Business Association (SABA) to coordinate a senior West African energy delegation to Aberdeen this September creating new opportunities for collaboration between African energy companies and Scotland s energy sector. The four-day programme running from September 1 to 4 2026 will coincide with the Energy Exports Conference on September 2 and 3. The initiative aims to provide delegates with direct access to Scottish expertise across oil and gas renewables and energy transition technologies through private meetings industry roundtables site visits and networking opportunities. The partnership combines SABA s extensive Scottish and African business network with Okoroma s professional relationships across West African energy and engineering institutions. D...

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Energy firms reach export highs but remain cautious on market expansion: EIC report

Companies serving the global energy industry are generating record levels of overseas revenue but remain reluctant to enter new export markets according to the latest Survive and Thrive report by the Energy Industries Council (EIC). The report found that exports accounted for an average of 57 per cent of company revenues in 2025 up from 49 per cent the previous year and the highest level in four years. However growth has largely come from existing international markets rather than expansion into new territories which remained the least-used business strategy for the 10th consecutive edition of the report. p class= MsoNormal style= margin-b...

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