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“If we look back only 10 years, the cost of solar energy was too high, and landowners across the Middle East did not believe in the vision of creating a world-leading solar ecosystem as other fuels such as oil and gas were in abundance. Things have changed much faster than anyone could have imagined, with the Middle East now poised to truly contribute to global energy security through the alternation of existing assets to renewable assets.“
Ahmed S Nada, President of Middle East Solar Industry Association MESIA
Keynote at Intersolar Middle East Conference 2023
The transition to a greener planet powered by renewable energy is now truly underway. The Middle East starts to turn green and solar as well as energy storage solutions are gaining strong momentum. Falling technology costs and stronger government policies, accelerated by the 2015 Paris Climate Accord, have resulted in renewable energy overtaking conventional fossil fuel as the power generation source of choice..
The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) is playing a key role in driving down the cost of renewables, with the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Egypt all setting world record tariffs for clean energy projects since 2015. MENA countries have launched some of the most ambitious renewable energy programmes in the world. Saudi Arabia alone is planning to develop 58.7GW of renewables by 2030, Morocco targeting 52 per cent of its energy to come from clean energy in this period and Egypt aiming for 42 per cent clean energy by 2035.
The three leading energy exhibitions are joining hands to co-deliver an outstanding renewables and energy storage event at Dubai’s World Trade Center in April 2024. With an expanded exhibition section dedicated to solar and energy storage technologies, Intersolar and ees will be part of Middle East Energy 2024 and will complement Middle East Energy’s traditional product sectors with a significant growing number of companies from these industries. Intersolar and ees Middle East is the most effective trade focused platform to connect the global solar and energy storage community with regional decision-makers in MENA.
Photovoltaics
Solar Thermal
Energy Storage & Battery Technologies
Manufacturers
Suppliers
Distributors
Service Providers
Project Developers/EPC Contractors
Researchers
In 2024, Intersolar and ees will again contributed to Middle East Energy’s success as knowledge partner with the 8th edition of the Intersolar & ees Middle East Conference. This high-level conference focuses on photovoltaics, utility-scale solar, energy storage and green hydrogen and is aimed to guide the region through the energy transition by providing concentrated insights into the transformative dynamics of renewable energies.
Photovoltaics
Utility-Scale Solar
Energy Storage
Hydrogen
Distributors
Project Developers/EPC Contractors
Architects
Manufacturers and Suppliers
Investors and Analysts
Utilities
Government Officials / Policy Makers
Project Management
Finance & Insurance
Opening
Panel discussion: MENA Solar Market Outlook/Perspective
Utility-Scale Solar: New Technologies
Exhibitor Pitches PV (4x10 minutes)
Utility-Scale Solar: O&M and Asset Management
Panel: Energy Storage Market & technology Outlook
Utility Scale Solar & Storage and Grid Integration
Utility Scale Solar & Storage and Grid Integration
Solar Energy: Supply Chain Challenges and Solutions + O&M Aspects
Integrated PV: AgriPV, BIPV, VIPV, Floating
Talent Development: Transitioning Human Capital from Oil & Gas to Renewables
Green Hydrogen: Policies
Hydrogen: Projects and Scaling
Hydrogen Technology/Charging & Power Supply H2 Infrastructure
Exhibitor Pitches (4x10 Minutes)