Intersolar Middle East 2026 will bring together solar and renewable energy industry leaders in Dubai, with the three-day conference focusing on the region’s accelerating energy transition, energy security and the growing role of solar power and energy storage.

The event will take place from September 1-3 at Dubai World Trade Centre as part of the 50th edition of Middle East Energy. 

Organisers expect more than 1,500 exhibitors across 18 halls and more than 35,000 visitors across the combined event.

The three-day Intersolar conference will feature speakers addressing key developments in the Mena energy sector, including solar PV, battery energy storage systems (BESS), grid modernisation, electrification and the integration of large-scale renewable energy into power systems.

A session scheduled for September 1, entitled ‘Solar Powering the Global Energy Transition’, will examine the role of solar energy in the global shift towards sustainable power.

Another session, ‘Solar Market Outlook 2026-2030’, will explore market opportunities, challenges and technology expected to shape the sector over the next five years.

The conference will also feature case studies providing insights into major solar developments transforming energy markets across the region.

The event comes as Gulf and Mena markets accelerate investment in renewable generation and energy storage while seeking to strengthen power security and reduce dependence on conventional energy sources.