Sand, Steel, and Strategy: Wison Plants Its Flag in Abu Dhabi A New Chapter Begins

On July 30, 2026, Wison Engineering opened its Abu Dhabi subsidiary and office, right in the heart of the UAE's capital. It's a big step forward.

Since 2008, when Wison first entered Saudi Arabia, the company has steadily grown its Middle East footprint. Now, this move deepens that commitment even further.

Building Toward the Future

CEO Zhou Hongliang says the office will anchor global growth.

 Meanwhile, Chairman Liu Hongjun envisions it becoming Wison's regional execution hub.

Ultimately, Wison aims to become a world-class oil and gas engineering leader worldwide.

Moove’s $250M Boost: Driving the Future of Autonomous Mobility

A Billion-Dollar Mobility Milestone

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates—Moove, the global mobility company building the operating layer for autonomous mobility, has raised $250 million at a $2.1 billion valuation in a Series C funding round. Led by Mubadala Investment Company and co-led by Woven Capital, Toyota’s Growth Fund, and Ion Pacific, the funding strengthens Moove’s global expansion.

Powering Autonomous Transportation

Meanwhile, Moove will invest in autonomous vehicle fleets, robotics-first depot infrastructure “Nests,” new markets, and workforce growth. The company expects its autonomous team to exceed 500 employees by year-end. Today, Moove operates 42,000 vehicles across 29 cities and 13 countries, advancing next-generation urban transportation.

Casablanca’s Waste-to-Energy Revolution Is Powering a Greener Future

Turning Waste Into Power

OSAKA, Japan—Kanadevia Inova AG, a wholly owned subsidiary of Kanadevia Corporation, has signed a 33.5-year concession agreement for a major waste-to-energy project in Casablanca, Morocco. Together with Nareva and ITOCHU Corporation, Inova will build and operate the facility near Médiouna landfill.

The plant will process about 1.5 million tonnes of waste annually and generate approximately 126 MWe. Moreover, solar power, landfill gas recovery, and leachate treatment will strengthen its environmental impact.

A Cleaner Tomorrow

Expected to start operations in June 2030, the facility could generate around 1 TWh yearly. Additionally, future CCUS technology could further reduce emissions, supporting Casablanca’s long-term decarbonization goals.

Project Overview

Location: Casablanca, Morocco

Processing Capacity: Approx. 1.5 million tonnes/year

Power Generation Capacity: Approx. 126 MWe

Scheduled Start of Operations: June 2030 (planned)