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Chinese Companies To Showcase Water and Energy Tech At WETEX

Chinese Companies To Showcase Water and Energy Tech At WETEX

Post by : Mariam Al-Faris

Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) announced that more than 260 Chinese exhibitors will take part in the Water, Energy, and Environment Technology Exhibition (WETEX) 2025. They will display their innovations in a dedicated pavilion spanning over 2,800 square metres. The event, organized by DEWA, will be held at the Dubai World Trade Centre from 30 September to 2 October 2025. This marks the largest Chinese participation in the history of WETEX.

UAE-China Relations And Strategic Cooperation

HE Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD & CEO of DEWA and Founder and Chairman of WETEX, welcomed the large participation of Chinese companies. He noted that the UAE and China share strong strategic relations in economy, investment, energy, and technology. Bilateral trade between the two countries reached US$102 billion in 2024, growing by 7% from the previous year. Al Tayer emphasized that partnerships with leading Chinese clean energy companies strengthen WETEX as a global platform for innovation and knowledge exchange. He also highlighted that WETEX supports the UAE Net Zero Strategy 2050, Dubai Clean Energy Strategy 2050, and Dubai Net Zero Carbon Emissions Strategy 2050.

WETEX As A Strategic Entry Point For Chinese Firms

David Wang, Chairman of MIE Group, which organizes the Chinese pavilion, explained that WETEX is more than a trade show for Chinese companies. It is a strategic entry point into the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. The exhibition helps exhibitors connect with partners, explore new opportunities, and support the UAE’s sustainability goals. WETEX empowers innovation, strengthens trade relations, and turns shared goals into practical solutions.

Launch Of New Technologies At WETEX

WETEX has always been a launchpad for Chinese companies to introduce new technologies to the MENA region. In 2025, participating companies will showcase solar technologies, smart energy management systems, and innovative water management solutions suitable for urban and arid environments. The exhibition has historically enabled strategic partnerships and government collaborations, which help Chinese companies expand in the region and achieve long-term growth.

Vontron To Highlight Membrane Technologies

Vontron Technology, founded in 1999, is a global leader in water treatment technologies. With over 200,000 square metres of R&D and production facilities serving more than 70 million users worldwide, Vontron continues to innovate. At WETEX 2025, Vontron will display its complete range of membrane products, including ultra-low pressure (ULP), seawater desalination (SW) membranes, the ZERO Liquid Discharge (ZLD) series, and the high-performance Helixfil Series reverse-osmosis membranes.

Vontron’s Commitment To Sustainability

Mendy Zhao, Brand Manager of Vontron, said that WETEX provides an important platform to showcase technological excellence and sustainable solutions. With growing global water challenges, Vontron aims to lead the transition toward a cleaner and more efficient water future. Its solutions support governments and private sectors in the GCC to build sustainable water infrastructure and enhance regional resilience.

Beijing OriginWater Showcases Advanced Solutions

Beijing OriginWater Technology (BOW), founded in 2001, is another major participant. BOW specializes in sustainable water solutions, including hollow fibre microfiltration membrane modules (RF Series), integrated membrane bio-reactor unit (MBRU) systems, seawater desalination, drinking water infrastructure, and industrial water reuse.

OriginWater’s Contribution To Clean Water

Suoding Li, Chief Scientist of Beijing OriginWater, stated that WETEX is vital for engaging with regional leaders, municipalities, and EPC contractors. The exhibition allows OriginWater to present its latest technologies, gain market insights, and benchmark against competitors. The company contributes to creating resilient urban ecosystems and a cleaner water future in the GCC and broader MENA region.

WETEX As A Global Platform For Innovation

WETEX 2025 provides a global stage for companies to showcase clean energy, water, and environment technologies. It strengthens partnerships, encourages knowledge exchange, and helps companies expand in international markets. Chinese companies are playing a major role in demonstrating technological solutions that can tackle sustainability challenges, improve energy efficiency, and enhance water management across the region.

Supporting UAE Sustainability Goals

DEWA has designed WETEX to support the UAE’s ambitious sustainability goals, including achieving net-zero carbon emissions. By participating in the exhibition, Chinese companies contribute to the UAE’s clean energy and environmental strategies. Their innovations align with the country’s plans to create a sustainable economy and resilient infrastructure for the future.

Encouraging Collaboration And Trade

WETEX also helps foster collaborations between regional and international businesses. Chinese companies gain opportunities to partner with local governments, private sectors, and technology experts. This collaboration ensures the practical implementation of solutions and strengthens global trade relations, particularly in renewable energy, water management, and environmental technology.

WETEX Strengthens Global Innovation

With more than 260 Chinese companies participating, WETEX 2025 stands out as a key event for global innovation and sustainable development. It brings together technologies, expertise, and partnerships to address water, energy, and environmental challenges. The exhibition highlights the UAE’s leadership in clean energy and sustainability while providing Chinese companies a platform to expand in the MENA region and contribute to a greener, more sustainable future.

Sept. 9, 2025 2:39 p.m. 2005

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