120 U.S. Companies Come Together at ADIPEC 2025
The USA Partnership Pavilion celebrates nearly two decades at the region’s leading energy event and announces a new global STEM collaboration.
Abu Dhabi, UAE and Waldwick, NJ, USA — November 3, 2025 — As the energy industry comes together once again for ADIPEC 2025, the United States will have a powerful presence at the world’s most influential trade show for the sector. 120 leading American companies representing 22 states will exhibit within the USA Partnership Pavilion—a central location for American businesses, products, and services—organized by Kallman Worldwide.
This year’s USA Partnership Pavilion spans approximately 3,842 square meters of exhibition space and showcases some of the most cutting-edge solutions in the energy industry. The Pavilion represents the role of American business in advancing the future of energy and celebrates nearly two decades of Kallman’s work organizing U.S. companies under the umbrella of partnership and progress. The Pavilion also features 17 companies new to the show and two state pavilions: Louisiana and Montana. Other states represented within the Pavilion include Alabama, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia, and Washington.
Now in its 41st year, ADIPEC continues to serve as a vital gateway to the Middle East’s evolving energy landscape. The show connects global industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators who are defining the energy landscape and building resilient and intelligent solutions for global energy progress.
Together, these exhibitors demonstrate American leadership in energy innovation, engineering, and sustainability—offering technologies and expertise that complement the UAE’s Vision 2050 and its growing investment in clean energy and digital transformation.
Planned Events
USA Partnership Pavilion Opening Ceremony
Monday, November 3 | 11:30 AM
The Meeting Point, Hall 7 Booth #7530
The event is sponsored by American Petroleum Institute (API).
Join distinguished guests along with U.S. industry leaders for remarks and a ceremonial ribbon-cutting to mark the opening of the USA Partnership Pavilion.
*Open to the public
U.S. Partnership Pavilion VIP Networking Reception
Monday, November 3 | 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
The Meeting Point, Hall 7 Booth #7530
The event is sponsored by Scout.
An exclusive networking reception for exhibitors to connect with U.S. and international leaders.
*Invitation only
Inspiring the Next Generation: The Endeavour Scholarship
Further emphasizing the Pavilion’s spirit of collaboration, Kallman Worldwide will highlight a corporate social responsibility initiative of the Kallman Foundation. The Al Worden Endeavour Scholarship, a program that provides scholarships for students and educators around the world to attend the U.S. Space & Rocket Center’s Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama, will announce an exciting new collaboration at ADIPEC 2025.
In partnership with International Community Schools and DMG Events, this initiative celebrates the UAE’s leadership in advancing STEM education and welcomes the country’s sixth team to the Endeavour Class of 2026.
“Every country we work in is facing the same challenges to prepare its young people for the future,” said Kallman Worldwide President and CEO Tom Kallman. “As an extension of our work advancing global trade in exhibition halls around the world, and with the support of global partners in government, industry, and academia, the Endeavour Scholarship mission is to empower youth to pursue careers in STEM.”
To date, the program has awarded scholarships to 120 students and 30 educators from 11 different countries. The program equips young minds with the skills to lead in space, science, and beyond and unites future industry leaders from around the world with a network of peers that have a shared commitment to innovation, education, and exploration.
The program has a long-lasting impact on participants. As alumna Antonia Covacevich said, “Space Camp helped me realize that I’m capable of achieving big things and that there are no limits to following my passion. I’ve learned that if I work hard and commit, anything is possible.”
The program honors Al Worden, Apollo 15 astronaut and pilot of the Command Module Endeavour, who championed science, technology, and education throughout his life.
With almost two decades of history at ADIPEC and 120 American companies on board, the USA Partnership Pavilion and Endeavour Scholarship exemplify how the United States and its allies are driving progress together.
