Middle East Energy 2021 Dubai

Middle East Energy (MEE) enjoys a 45-year legacy as a leading global energy industry event. MEE’s reputation allows companies to gain brand recognition in new markets and maintain their standing in the industry. Now in it’s 46th edition, exhibitors will once again have the opportunity to judge market demand, gain valuable industry knowledge, develop new areas […]

By Editorial staff

Middle East Energy (MEE) enjoys a 45-year legacy as a leading global energy industry event. MEE’s reputation allows companies to gain brand recognition in new markets and maintain their standing in the industry. Now in it’s 46th edition, exhibitors will once again have the opportunity to judge market demand, gain valuable industry knowledge, develop new areas of business and strengthen existing ones.

Middle East energy

Leveraging Dubai’s position as the regional re-export hub, the exhibition facilitates access to challenging and hard-to-reach markets through partnerships with distributors and agents. The exhibition also offers a centralised location for international companies to bring their regional offices together and accurately benchmarks themselves against their global competition.

Highlights

FPT Industrial: let’s go, XC13

The XC13 surely sounds agnostic in FPT Industrial’s unofficial nomenclature; it comes, indeed, with a tripartite certification: Euro 6E (winking an eye at the upcoming Euro 7), methane gas and also biofuel, with a link to hydrogen. Andrea Abbà, FPT’s product marketing manager, told us about dialogui...

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