OTTAWA, ONTARIO – 03/02/2026 – () – As governments and industries across the globe confront the growing energy needs of artificial intelligence, Canada-headquartered BluWave-ai is positioning itself at the core of a rapidly expanding technology and clean energy collaboration between Canada and the United Arab Emirates. The firm will take part in the Team Canada AI mission at the 2026 World Government Summit (WGS) in Dubai, running from February 3 to 5, as part of a delegation led by Scale AI—Canada’s national AI cluster.
BluWave-ai’s spot in the delegation builds on the momentum from a landmark Canada–UAE engagement in November 2025, when a Canadian trade mission helped solidify a strategic partnership between the two nations and spurred substantial UAE investment commitments into Canada. Against this backdrop, BluWave-ai’s growing presence in the Middle East underscores how applied AI technologies are increasingly influencing bilateral trade at the crossroads of digital innovation and clean energy infrastructure.
The company is no stranger to the UAE market. BluWave-ai has previously earned recognition for its energy innovation contributions, including winning the Smart Grid category at the World Energy Congress in Abu Dhabi. More recently, it has rolled out AI-powered optimization tools in partnership with Dubai Taxi Corporation to enhance electric vehicle (EV) fleet dispatch, charging efficiency, and overall energy performance—backing Dubai’s target to transition to an entirely low-carbon taxi fleet by 2027.
Globally, BluWave-ai specializes in AI applications for electricity grids, energy-intensive operations, and large-scale electrification. Its software platforms empower utilities, fleet operators, and infrastructure owners to shift demand intelligently, align consumption with lower-cost and lower-carbon time periods, and ease strain on power systems. These capabilities deliver measurable results, including reduced peak demand charges, lower operating costs, delayed grid upgrades, and enhanced system reliability. The company currently holds 13 granted patents and has an additional 40 pending, highlighting its focus on defensible, grid-aware AI innovation.
As part of the World Government Summit mission, BluWave-ai intends to engage with regional investors, utilities, and strategic partners to grow its commercial footprint in the UAE. The company sees the UAE as a launchpad for broader deployment across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), where rapid electrification, EV adoption, and data center expansion are reshaping power demand profiles.
Building on its collaboration with Dubai Taxi Corporation, BluWave-ai has expanded its EV Everywhere
platform to support a broad range of leading global EV manufacturers. The solution has already been deployed with Canadian utilities to manage residential and commercial charging programs and is now accessible in the UAE with direct, grid-aware charging capabilities. Tailored to accommodate the region’s cooling-dominant load patterns, EV Everywhere helps ensure that large-scale EV adoption does not overwhelm local distribution networks.
In parallel, BluWave-ai is launching its Data Center Autopilot platform in the Middle Eastern market alongside WGS 2026. As the UAE ramps up investment in data centers to support AI development and digital services, Data Center Autopilot tackles one of the sector’s most critical challenges: managing peak electricity demand without compromising performance. The SaaS solution leverages advanced algorithms to shift non-time-sensitive workloads to periods of lower grid stress, reduce peak loads by as much as 35 percent, and align operations with cleaner, more cost-effective energy availability.
At the World Government Summit, BluWave-ai will join policymakers and technology leaders to contribute to discussions centered on the theme “Shaping Future Governments.” Coordinated by Scale AI, the Team Canada delegation will highlight how Canadian AI companies are delivering practical, export-ready solutions that strike a balance between economic growth, energy resilience, and long-term decarbonization goals in high-growth markets such as the UAE.