Middle East Electricity

The Middle East | Energy

Third Party Event

14 Feb 2017 - 16 Feb 2017

Hosted by the UAE Ministry of Energy, Middle East Electricity is internationally renowned as the place to source products and services for the power generation, transmission and distribution sectors, including solutions for indoor and outdoor lighting and renewable energy.

In 2017 Middle East Electricity will focus on the theme of smart cities, with a range of new features, conferences and learning opportunities designed around the future of energy in urban environments.

Email: info@middleeastelectricity.com / info@solarmiddleeast.ae

Web: middleeastelectricity.com/solarmiddleeast.ae

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