At the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos 2026, Esyasoft took an active and influential role in shaping global conversations on the future of energy infrastructure. Through leadership convening, international recognition, and global media engagement, the company’s presence reflected both its growing scale and its commitment to enabling the clean energy transition.
Convening Global Leaders: “The Future of Power” at IHC House
One of the defining moments of Esyasoft’s engagement in Davos was its closed-door executive roundtable hosted at IHC House. Convened by Esyasoft as an officially accredited World Economic Forum event, the session brought together senior leaders from utilities, investment, regulation, and technology for a candid and solutions-focused dialogue on a central challenge facing the sector today:
How do we modernise power systems at scale?
Centred on the theme “The Future of Power,” the discussion explored three interlinked priorities that will shape the next decade of energy infrastructure:
The need for robust digital foundations to move decisively beyond legacy systems
Investment models capable of supporting large-scale, long-term transformation
Capability and workforce readiness to manage increasingly complex and digitised grids
What emerged was a clear shift in tone—from vision to delivery. Participants emphasised the importance of turning ambition into action through bankable projects, innovative financing structures, and effective public–private collaboration. Strengthening grid resilience, integrating renewable energy at scale, and meeting rapidly growing demand—particularly in emerging markets—were consistently identified as urgent and interconnected priorities.
World Economic Forum Recognition: Esyasoft Named a UAE’s Third Unicorn
During the week, Esyasoft reached a major milestone, being recognised during the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting as the UAE’s third unicorn.
This recognition underscores Abu Dhabi’s growing role as a global hub for advanced technology and critical infrastructure—and Esyasoft’s leadership in delivering scalable solutions across smart utilities, grid modernisation, energy storage, and digital platforms.
It also reflects the company’s long-term strategy: investing directly in the solutions it delivers, aligning technology innovation with real-world deployment, and enabling measurable impact across global energy systems.
Global Media Spotlight: CNBC Exclusive Interview
Esyasoft’s strong presence at Davos was further reinforced through an exclusive interview with CNBC, featuring Bipin Chandra, Founder and Group CEO of Esyasoft, on Modernising Energy Infrastructure – Access Middle East.
In the interview, Bipin Chandra highlighted the priorities shaping the next phase of global energy systems: the need to move beyond pilots to scaled execution; the role of digitalisation as the foundation of resilient, flexible grids; and the importance of designing power systems as integrated platforms rather than fragmented solutions. He emphasised that investment models must evolve alongside technology to support long-term infrastructure transformation, and that true impact is driven by execution - aligning technology, capital, and delivery with deep domain expertise across markets.
Looking Ahead
Esyasoft’s engagement at Davos reaffirmed a central message: the future of power will be shaped not by ideas, but by collaboration, capital, and execution at scale. From convening leaders in candid dialogue to earning global recognition and influencing the broader narrative through international media, Esyasoft continues to help shape what comes next for global energy infrastructure.
As the conversation moves decisively from ambition to action, Esyasoft remains committed to enabling resilient, secure, and future-ready power systems worldwide.
