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DEWA International signs four cooperation MoUs at WETEX

The memoranda cover potential renewable-energy investments, infrastructure EPC work and technology consultancy.

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The Emirates News Agency reported that DEWA International, the overseas investment arm of Dubai Electricity and Water Authority, signed four memoranda of understanding at WETEX 2026 on 20 October. The agreements concern possible cooperation in energy, water and infrastructure projects.

According to WAM, the memorandum with EDF Power Solutions explores solar, wind, battery-storage and pumped-hydropower opportunities. The text with China Energy International Group explores potential EPC and project-development roles; Capital Dynamics will consider investment in European clean-energy assets, while Tata Consultancy Services is being considered for technology-strategy and asset-performance advice. These are exploratory memoranda.

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Four memoranda signed by DEWA International at WETEX 2026 covering potential cooperation.

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WAM reports these as memoranda of understanding. Each covers an area for exploration; no final investment decision or project award is stated.

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