
Middle East Energy 2027
Edition51 Bringing together power equipment, alternative energy, and energy infrastructure solutions, where exhibitors meet Middle Eastern and Gulf energy projects, contractors, and equipment buyers.
Middle East Energy is a professional trade platform for the global power and energy industry, held in Dubai, UAE and connecting utilities, EPC contractors, manufacturers, regulators, project developers and financial institutions, covering power infrastructure from generation and transmission and distribution to energy storage and energy efficiency.
The show organises displays around power generation, transmission and distribution, energy efficiency and energy storage, with exhibits covering transformers and switchgear, solar, energy storage and related software, and components and solutions for electrical infrastructure, making it easy for professionals responsible for specifying, procuring, financing and building electrical infrastructure to compare the market in one place.
Specialised shows on energy storage, batteries and solar run alongside, accessible with the same badge, and a professional conference with participants from ministries, utilities and engineering addresses topics such as grid resilience, AI-driven demand, energy storage and digitalisation.
The show brings together more than 1,900 exhibiting companies and attracts more than 35,000 utility, contractor, manufacturer, consultancy and end-industry professionals from the Middle East, Africa, Asia and Europe, providing settings for product display, business matchmaking and industry exchange.

Middle East Energy 2027
Edition51 Bringing together power equipment, alternative energy, and energy infrastructure solutions, where exhibitors meet Middle Eastern and Gulf energy projects, contractors, and equipment buyers.
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Middle East Energy is a professional trade platform for the global power and energy industry, held in Dubai, UAE and connecting utilities, EPC contractors, manufacturers, regulators, project developers and financial institutions, covering power infrastructure from generation and transmission and distribution to energy storage and energy efficiency.
The show organises displays around power generation, transmission and distribution, energy efficiency and energy storage, with exhibits covering transformers and switchgear, solar, energy storage and related software, and components and solutions for electrical infrastructure, making it easy for professionals responsible for specifying, procuring, financing and building electrical infrastructure to compare the market in one place.
Specialised shows on energy storage, batteries and solar run alongside, accessible with the same badge, and a professional conference with participants from ministries, utilities and engineering addresses topics such as grid resilience, AI-driven demand, energy storage and digitalisation.
The show brings together more than 1,900 exhibiting companies and attracts more than 35,000 utility, contractor, manufacturer, consultancy and end-industry professionals from the Middle East, Africa, Asia and Europe, providing settings for product display, business matchmaking and industry exchange.
Area
Exhibitors
Visitors