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EXHIBITION PARTNER
The Renewable & Clean Energy sector at Middle East Energy is your gateway to the world's most ambitious energy transformation. Why? Because regional investments are projected to reach $250 billion by 2030, and your participation will connect your business directly with decision-makers implementing ambitious national energy strategies across the Middle East.
This high-visibility sector attracts qualified buyers from government entities, utilities, IPPs, developers, and the growing commercial & industrial segment—all seeking technologies that address the region's unique requirements. With Saudi Arabia advancing toward its 50% renewable energy target, the UAE implementing its 44% clean energy goal, and similar initiatives across neighboring countries, exhibitors will engage with stakeholders actively procuring solutions for confirmed projects.
The 2026 edition focuses on technologies optimized for the Middle East's distinctive conditions: high-efficiency solar systems, wind solutions for varied terrains, green hydrogen production, energy storage integration, smart grid technologies, and water-energy innovations. Exhibitors benefit from targeted business matchmaking, specialized technical workshops, and strategic positioning within the region's most influential energy exhibition.
At the Middle East Energy’s Renewable & Clean Energy sector, we act as mediators and bring the global energy community together to provide you access to policy makers, investors, contractors, developers, system integrators and more, so that you can build connections and take your business to the next level.
Buyers of products & services for renewable projects across MEA and the rest of the world, from industries including:
By 2050, MENA could get its primary energy supply from renewable energy sources by
The overall renewable share in the power sector could reach up to