Saudi Energy Storage Expo 2025 in Riyadh

Energy Storage Saudi is carefully planned and organized by the prestigious Middle East International Exhibition Group. This event is dedicated to an in-depth analysis of the current opportunities and challenges of the energy storage industry, and a comprehensive focus on cutting-edge technology and innovation. in the field of global energy storage. The exhibition not only actively builds an effective communication bridge between enterprises, but also is committed to exploring innovative ways for the energy storage industry to achieve high-quality development. This event aims to help exhibitors further expand their brand influence, enhance their visibility, and open wider business channels in the Saudi energy storage market.

From May 4 to 6, 2025, the Saudi Energy Storage Expo will be held with great fanfare at the Riyadh International Exhibition Center. By then, it is expected to attract more than 300 outstanding exhibitors from around the world, and the number of visitors is expected to exceed 20,000. The entire exhibition covers an area of ​​30,000 square meters and will comprehensively showcase the latest achievements and future trends in the energy storage industry. In addition, more than ten keynote speeches will be held at the exhibition site, bringing together industry experts and leaders to discuss the future development direction of the energy storage industry.

market opportunity

As the global search for clean and renewable energy intensifies, the Middle East is rapidly emerging as an important hub for renewable energy and energy storage technologies. Particularly in the field of solar and wind energy, the Middle East is rich in resources and has enormous development potential, which will simultaneously boost the demand for installed energy storage capacity.

The Middle East is rapidly becoming a hub for renewable energy and storage technologies by 2024.Total investment in energy storage projects in the Middle East exceeds US$3 billionYuan.The abundant solar and wind energy resources provide the region with huge potential for renewable energy development and will also boost the demand for installed energy storage capacity. The application of energy storage technology will provide important support for achieving grid stability and maximizing the utilization of these resources. Various technologies such as lithium-ion batteries and vanadium flow batteries have found their place here.

Energy storage projects in the Middle East have seen significant growth in recent years. According to the report of the Arabian Petroleum Investment Company (APICORP), the number of energy storage projects planned for construction in the region between 2021 and 2025 is around 30, with a total capacity of up to 653 MW and 3,382 MWh. This data not only announces the region’s enormous potential in the field of renewable energy, but also highlights the importance of energy storage technology in the Middle East. The energy storage market size in the Middle East and North Africa region is expected to reach US$12 billion by 2025, driven by government investments in renewable energy and energy storage technologies.

As a leader in the Middle East, Saudi Arabia is actively promoting the development of energy storage projects. The Saudi energy storage market is expected to grow at an average annual rate of 15% over the next five years, and the market demand is huge. The Red Sea project is one of them. The project has a planned capacity of up to 1,200 MWh. One of the highlights is that 100% of the future electricity supply will come from clean energy. It will become the world’s first large-scale commercial utility project integrating multi-energy complementary systems. the largest off-grid energy storage project. Previously, Huawei Digital Energy signed a major order of 1,300 MWh with Saudi Arabia in the Middle East, setting a new record for the installed capacity of a single energy storage project in the world at the time. The project was mainly responsible for powering the Red. Sea New City in Saudi Arabia.

At the same time, the Neom smart city project in northwest Saudi Arabia is also actively exploring battery storage solutions. As a representative of the cities of the future in Saudi Arabia, Neom’s adoption and promotion of battery storage technology will undoubtedly have a profound impact on the energy transformation of the entire country.

Lithium-ion batteries are in high demand in the advanced energy storage market in the Middle East, becoming the key to storing energy from renewable energy sources such as solar and wind. Due to its widespread use in energy applications, electric vehicles, and consumer electronics, the lithium-ion battery market is witnessing unprecedented development opportunities.

As the global demand for renewable and clean energy increases, Saudi Arabia, a traditional energy power, is also actively pursuing energy transformation and industrial upgrading. This creates huge market demand and development space for China’s energy storage technology.

• Energy storage technology: Lithium-ion batteries; lead-acid batteries; nickel-cadmium/nickel-metal hydride batteries; redox flow batteries; other battery recovery and recycling technologies; , etc.;
• Energy storage system: Residential stationary energy storage system applications; Commercial and industrial stationary energy storage system applications; High power stationary energy storage system applications; Traction batteries; Uninterruptible power supplies, etc.;
• Components and equipment of the energy storage system:Battery management system; charging technology and equipment; power electronic storage system; battery testing, inspection and safety management, etc.;
• Manufacturing equipment, materials and components:Battery manufacturing; module manufacturing and system assembly;
• Solutions for electric vehicles:New mobility solutions; charging infrastructure; autonomous and intelligent vehicles (V2X); parking, charging and refueling systems, car sharing, fleet management, wireless charging, hydrogen energy infrastructure and storage, other smart concepts, etc.;
• other: R&D services; education, training; industry associations, organizations, trade publications, publishing, etc.