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What is Intersolar & EES Middle East?

Middle East Energy will host the Intersolar/ees Middle East exhibition and conference at the Dubai World Trade Centre, UAE. Intersolar and ees Middle East focusses on the areas of photovoltaics, PV production technologies, and energy storage systems. Take your chance to join the most powerful platform in the MENA region.

Why should you exhibit at Middle East energy 2025?

Why Exhibit at MEE 2025? Middle East Energy 2025 is your gateway to connect with over 40,000 energy professionals from around the world. This prestigious event, hosted in Dubai, features 1,600+ international exhibitors, 500+ key buyers, and representation from more than 90 countries.

Why is Middle East energy launching a 49th consecutive year in Dubai?

“The continued organization of Middle East Energy for a 49th consecutive year in Dubai reflects international confidence in the emirate as a strategic centre for conferences and exhibitions, and reinforces its role in leading the global dialogue on energy security and sustainability,” stated Sheikh Ahmed.

How big is the battery market in the Middle East and Africa?

Market forecasts suggest that the Middle East and Africa battery market is projected to grow to $9.98 billion by 2029, driven by policy support, increasing electrification, and a rise in renewable energy investments.

Who is the best exhibition stand designer in Abu Dhabi?

For an impactful and engaging stand that stands out at MEE 2025, trust IDP, the best exhibition stand designer in Abu Dhabi. Contact +968 9019 7072 Join Middle East Energy 2025 at iDP Exhibitions. Discover the latest innovations in energy, renewables, and sustainability while networking with global leaders.

Will Dubai make its grid cleaner by 2030?

During the inaugural sessions of the Leadership Summit, a keynote speech by Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, vice chairman of the Dubai Supreme Council of Energy, outlined the UAE’s ambitious plans to make its grid one of the cleanest globally by 2030 through substantial renewable mega-projects in both Abu Dhabi and Dubai.