🚀Strategic participation of Organic Electronic Technologies and the Nanotech Hub Thessaloniki

The Greek company Organic Electronic Technologies (OET) and the Nanotech Hub Thessaloniki are participating strategically in the World Future Energy Summit (WFES) 2026, taking place in Abu Dhabi from 13–15 January 2026, one of the world’s leading global platforms for the transition to Green, Clean and Sustainable Energy.

💡The World Future Energy Summit brings together governments, industry leaders, investors, technology pioneers and the scientific community, aiming to accelerate collaboration and innovation across the entire global energy value chain.

As part of the event, which also includes a Global Exhibition of Products and Applications showcasing emerging trends in Green Energy, Organic Electronic Technologies will participate with an exhibition booth, presenting its advanced expertise in the development and industrial-scale production of Semi-Transparent Organic Photovoltaics. OET is currently establishing in the Thessaloniki region the world’s first manufacturing facility for semi-transparent organic photovoltaic modules, marking a major milestone in the global clean energy landscape.

Within the framework of WFES 2026, OET and the Nanotech Hub Thessaloniki will showcase: advanced semi-transparent organic photovoltaic products and solutions, automated manufacturing technologies, metrology and quality control systems for energy-related applications.
Their participation in WFES 2026 significantly strengthens the international visibility of Greek innovation and highlights Thessaloniki as an emerging hub for technology-driven and sustainable industrial development in Europe and the wider Mediterranean region.

🎯At the same time, it opens new opportunities for:
– Strategic international partnerships,
– Technology transfer,
– Commercial exploitation of innovative Sustainable Energy solutions, with applications in Energy-Autonomous Buildings, Agri-food and Agrivoltaics, Automotive and Mobility, and other high-impact sectors.