01 August 2024

Powerlec Bahrain 2024, an international trade fair and conference on solar, renewables, storage, power and electrical industry, will open next month (September) in Manama. The event is strategically timed to coincide with the region’s growing emphasis on circular economy and energy transition as pathways to decarbonisation.

The three-day expo, being organised by Verifair, kicks off on September 23 under the theme ‘Bahrain’s Net Zero Ambition – Unfolding Renewables, Green Hydrogen for a Sustainable, Decarbonized Economy’.

Some of the biggest names in the entire renewable energy industry will be attending the event. The show’s key partners include the Dubai Renewable Energy Business Group (DREBG), Dubai Chamber of Commerce, and the Middle East Solar Industry Association (MESIA), among others.

“This landmark event will provide a platform to explore and engage with the opportunities presented by the Kingdom of Bahrain’s ambitious decarbonisation initiatives,” remarked LK Verma, the Chairman of DREBG. “We look forward to this pivotal event’s positive impact on the renewable energy landscape in Bahrain and beyond,” he stated.

During the event, the DRBEG members will be showcasing the latest advancements in the renewable energy technologies and capabilities, aligning with Bahrain’s drive towards a sustainable future, said Verma, who is also the Founder and Managing Director of Orange Overseas, Powernsun, PnS One, Pvmarket & Areem.

The principal sponsor of the event is JA Solar and headline sponsor is Sungrow. 

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