MIDDLE EAST ENERGY PRESS RELEASES
- PRESS RELEASE: MORE THAN 164 COUNTRIES PARTICIPATED IN MIDDLE EAST ENERGY ONLINE Organisers of Middle East Energy’s debut virtual event have revealed that more than 164 countries took part in the month-long showcase, which featured four online energy sector weeks, between 17 May – 9 June. The online event attracted 11,000 attendees from 164 countries worldwide, focusing on the latest insights, trends, and innovations across four energy industry sectors, including Renewable & Clean Energy, Transmission & Distribution, Critical & Backup Power, and Energy Consumption & Management.
- PRESS RELEASE: KING ABDULLAH ECONOMIC CITY PRAISED BY ENERGY EXPERTS A panel of energy industry experts have underscored the importance of green buildings and smart cities in reducing energy consumption during day one of Middle East Energy’s (MEE) Energy Consumption & Management sector focus week, which is now live and online until tomorrow, 9 June 2021.
- PRESS RELEASE: INDUSTRY EXPERT REVEALS 870 MILLION PEOPLE WORLDWIDE STILL WITHOUT ELECTRICITY DURING MIDDLE EAST ENERGY OPENING SESSION Industry heavyweights have reiterated the message that more needs to be done to ensure universal energy access during the opening day of Middle East Energy’s (MEE) Critical and Backup Power sector focus week taking place online from May 31 until June 2, 2021. As part of the first session of the day, Making energy accessible to all: the opportunities and challenges around off-grid power, experts Joel Sam, Head of Impact Research, Africa Green Co and David Lecoque, CEO, Alliance for Rural Electrification (ARE), highlighted the necessity to provide electricity access to millions.
- PRESS RELEASE: KEY PLAYERS IN GLOBAL BACKUP POWER TAKE CENTRE STAGE DURING MIDDLE EAST ENERGY’S VIRTUAL EVENT Middle East Energy (MEE) began its second virtual sector week yesterday, Transmission and Distribution, with the opening session highlighting the importance of digitalisation within energy grids to ensure ongoing reliability, efficiencies, and reducing the carbon footprint.
- PRESS RELEASE: THE UAE GOVERNMENT REAFFIRMS ITS COMMITMENT TO CUT CO2 EMISSIONS AND INCREASE CLEAN ENERGY USE BY 2050 H.E. Suhail Al Mazrouei, Minister of Energy and Infrastructure, has reiterated the UAE’s commitment to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 70% and increase clean energy use by 50% by 2050 during the inaugural Middle East Energy virtual event. Renewable and Clean Energy sector week to also discuss solar, wind and hydro solutions as well energy storage and green hydrogen
- PRESS RELEASE - DEMAND FOR ENERGY IN MIDDLE EAST TO GROW BY 3.35% ANNUALLY TO 2035 Population growth, rising prosperity, expanding access, the movement of goods and people, roll out of COVID-19 vaccines, and fiscal response to the economic crises expected to be the main drivers of growth in the energy sector in 2021. Four-week virtual Middle East Energy reaffirms its commitment to driving further interconnectivity of the region’s energy system when it begins next week on 17 May 2021.
- PRESS RELEASE - THE MIDDLE EAST IS SET TO BECOME A MARKET LEADER IN RENEWABLE AND CLEAN ENERGY Renewable and clean energy will account for 34% of total power sector investments across the MENA region in the next five years, according to research revealed by Middle East Energy. Over AED 55 billion of solar power projects will enter operation in the MENA region by 2026; renewable and clean energy capacity to grow by 83GW by 2035. Middle East Energy Dubai to begin on 17 May 2021 with a three-day Renewable & Clean Energy virtual conference.
- PRESS RELEASE - ORGANISERS OF MIDDLE EAST ENERGY DUBAI TO FOCUS ON VIRTUAL NETWORKING AND CONFERENCE THIS YEAR Middle East Energy (MEE) Dubai has confirmed the 2021 edition of the show will now take place only as a virtual event. Starting on 17 May, four focus weeks will address the latest insights, trends and innovation across Renewable & Clean Energy, Transmission & Distribution, Critical & Back-up Power, and Energy Consumption & Management. It will also feature tech talks, panel discussions, product demos, and one-to-one meetings.
- PRESS RELEASE - MIDDLE EAST ENERGY DUBAI GENERATED OVER AED18 BILLION OF BUSINESS IN 2020 Middle East Energy Dubai, the leading global energy industry event formerly known as Middle East Electricity, has revealed the 2020 edition of the show generated more than AED18 billion worth of business during the three-day showcase, as registration for the 2021 event goes live today. Join the Live and in-person physical event that will take place at Dubai World Trade Centre from 14-16 June and the Online conference series to begin on the 17th May and run for four weeks.
- MIDDLE EAST ENERGY 2021: A HYBRID EVENT TO POWER THE GLOBAL ENERGY INDUSTRY The 46th edition of Middle East Energy (formerly Middle East Electricity) has evolved into an exciting hybrid format for 2021, providing an interactive digital and live platform for professionals to engage with industry leaders and ensure business continuity during an era of unprecedented transformation for the energy sector.
- MESIA SOLAR OUTLOOK REPORT 2021 – DID A CHALLENGING YEAR OPEN UP FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SOLAR? Despite an unprecedented year, presenting health, economic and financial challenges, a new era towards solar energy is continuing to thrive, as revealed in the upcoming Middle East Industry Association, 2021 Solar Market Outlook report. Countries like Algeria, Morocco, KSA, Oman launched new tenders for additional solar capacity. By 2024, the total global installed solar power capacity is projected to almost double to reach 1300 GW.
- MIDDLE EAST ENERGY POISED TO POWER GLOBAL SECTOR After 44 highly-successful editions, Middle East Electricity will evolve into Middle East Energy in 2020 - an energetic transformation which aims to keep the region’s leading power industry event at the forefront of a rapidly-evolving sector
- RENEWABLE ENERGY RISES TO THE TOP OF MIDDLE EAST’S ENERGY AGENDA The Middle East’s energy and utilities sector is undergoing an unprecedented transformation, with the shift towards renewable energy and digital innovation at the heart of ambitious energy diversification programmes. As governments seek to increase energy security and maximise returns from hydrocarbon resources, utilities are pressing ahead with some of the largest renewable energy schemes in the world.
- MIDDLE EAST ENERGY ASSEMBLES HIGH-POWERED ADVISORY BOARD TO CHART INDUSTRY FUTURE Middle East Energy (formerly Middle East Electricity), the global energy platform, has assembled a high-powered advisory board of industry heavyweights to set the agenda for a sector in the midst of transformative change as it readies for a 45th edition from 3-5 March 2020, at Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC).
- MENA ENERGY & UTILITIES SECTORS TO BE SHOWPIECE OF TECH, SCIENCE & BUSINESS CONVERGENCE, SAYS REPORT The expanding energy and utilities sector of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) are being transformed into a showpiece of technology, science and business throwing up major challenges and opportunities, according to a new focussed report.
- GULF NEEDS USD109 BILLION FOR POWER GENERATION, TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION OVER NEXT FIVE YEARS Middle East Electricity 2019 set for energising boost with new MENA Power Industry Outlook report pointing to the importance of public-private partnerships in GCC’s emergence as a power infrastructure investment leader.
- GCC TO SPEED UP SOLAR CONVERSION AS RENEWABLES POWER REGIONAL ELECTRICITY GENERATION SECTOR TO USD22 BN BY 2022 Region Tipped to Become Global Renewables Heavyweight, Says Industry Leader
- DUBAI POWER CONFERENCE TO HEAR OF ‘CAUTIOUS’ RECOVERY FOR REGIONAL GENERATOR MARKET Transformative tech trends to come under scrutiny at Middle East Electricity Conference
- MEGA SAUDI ENERGY PROJECT GENERATES INTENSE INTEREST IN MIDDLE EAST ELECTRICITY 2019 SPARK Boosts Region’s Energy Potential
- MIDDLE EAST ELECTRICITY SURGES WITH REGION’S FIRST IOT LIGHTING CONFERENCE Smart UAE street lighting will provide better public service and cost control, as conference probes lifestyle transformations through IoT lighting
- SMART GRIDS COULD SAVE GCC BILLIONS IN INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT BY 2020, SAYS MIDDLE EAST ELECTRICITY REPORT Region’s Smart Grid Market to Reach US$ 1.68 Billion in Value by 2026
- VISA SPA: LET'S MEET AT MIDDLE EAST ELECTRICITY 2019 Italy-based Visa SpA, one of the world’s leading diesel generator suppliers, also this year will be attending the Middle East Exhibition, the world’s most important power event, an established appointment not to be missed in Dubai from 5th to 7th of March 2019.
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