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February, 19 2017
RAKRIC Visit to Middle East Electricity Exhibition
A group of researchers from RAK Research and Innovation Center have attended the Middle East Electricity Exhibition 2017. The event, based in the Dubai World Center, was hosted by the UAE Ministry of Energy.
A group of researchers from RAK Research and Innovation Center have attended the Middle East Electricity Exhibition 2017. The event, based in the Dubai World Center, was hosted by the UAE Ministry of Energy.
Middle East Electricity is the largest international trade event for the power industry, covering the generation, transmission and distribution of electricity, including the renewable and nuclear energy sectors and the lighting industry.
On an annual basis, the exhibition hosts more than 1,500 international exhibiting companies and over 21,000 senior level industry decision makers from 130 countries from all around the globe. During their visit the team networked and connected with some of leading companies specialized in power generation and solar energy to seek possible joint collaborations and projects.
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