TAQA Water Solutions pioneers water sustainability efforts worldwide
In an exclusive interview with Energy Connects at the World Utilities Congress 2024, Eng. Ahmed Al Shamsi, MD and CEO of TAQA Water Solutions, discussed the impact of TAQA’s acquisition of SWS Holding, now rebranded as TAQA Water Solutions. He highlighted how this strategic move will enhance the company’s future in sustainable water management. Al Shamsi intends to utilise TAQA’s resources to expand water services and technology both in the UAE and internationally. He also underscored the importance of wastewater recycling in supporting the UAE’s net-zero ambitions, with the newly acquired company playing a vital role. At the upcoming World Utilities Congress 2024, Al Shamsi plans to showcase their latest innovations in water sustainability, positioning TAQA at the forefront of global environmental initiatives.
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