About The Event

The power and electricity scene has always been at the forefront of innovation and one of the most dynamically evolving and adapting industries throughout the recent decades. With the major challenges the world is facing due to climate change and rapid urbanization, the power and energy ecosystem has rapidly transformed to aspire for a greener and more eco-friendly tomorrow through its cutting-edge technologies and innovations with the breakthrough of the AI applications in the industry. MENA Power Expo is paving the way for the future of electricity in the Pan Arab African region while aligning with Egypt’s 2030 sustainability goals.

MENA Power Expo aims to provide a world class event that combines knowledge and innovation by bringing forth an integrated platform that showcases the latest in power and energy solutions through its three-day exhibition space that will provide insights around the latest topics, challenges and trends in the industry.

MENA Power Expo will enable organisations to showcase their latest electricity and energy products, services and solutions to the people who matter most to them, including decision makers and influencers in construction, real estate, utilities, transport, aviation, hospitality, tourism, entertainment, banking, healthcare, pharma, oil and gas, engineering and manufacturing sectors.

MENA Power Expo is the premier dedicated comprehensive industry exhibition serving North Africa and the Mediterranean dedicated to the complete power value chain (power and electricity products, systems, components, energy technologies and solutions).

Over the course of three consecutive days, witness the unification of technology in power and energy as MENA Power Expo brings together the biggest trade professionals in the electricity sector and supporting industries to showcase their latest innovations and advancements at the Cairo International Convention and Exhibition Centre (CICC).

MENA Power Expo will be an exceptional opportunity for businesses to come together to network with existing and new customers and review the services, products and solutions that will enhance power across a broad spectrum of critical industries, businesses and organizations.

MENA Power Expo strives to bridge the gap between the public and the latest developments in electricity generation and distribution while providing the latest industry insights and news serving the markets of the Middle East and North Africa region, putting the potentials of the Egyptian manufacturers in front of the increasing demand of the Arab and African regional countries with Egypt looked as the regional hub of the industry technologies.

The MENA power market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 5.8% (2023-2030), reaching a market size of $250 billion by 2030, driven by rising demand, privatization, and renewable energy transitions.

Egypt alone accounts for ~25% of the region’s power capacity, with its electricity market valued at $12+ billion in 2025. The country has over 60 power plants, including 15 major solar and wind facilities, and is expanding its grid interconnections with neighboring countries like Saudi Arabia and Libya to enhance energy exports.

Egypt’s electricity and power sector is one of the most dynamic in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, with significant investments in renewable energy, grid modernization, and capacity expansion. The country has achieved near-universal electrification (100% urban and 99.4% rural access) and is positioning itself as a regional energy hub.

According to the Ministry of Electricity in Egypt, the nation has earmarked EGP 99.9 billion (about $3.2 billion) in public investments for the electricity sector for the fiscal year 2024/25, supporting 48 projects that span power generation, renewable capacity expansion, grid upgrades, and the launch of green hydrogen initiatives.

Installed Capacity (2024): 59.5 GW (Thermal: 75%, Renewables: 20%, Hydro: 5%).

Market Size (Egypt, 2024): $12 billion | MENA (2030F): $250 billion

CAGR (Egypt, 2023-2030): 6.2% (driven by renewables & privatizations)

Foreign Investments (2020-2024): $20+ billion (solar, wind, green hydrogen)

Power Export Potential: 3+ GW via regional interconnections

1. Egyptian Ministry of Electricity & Renewable Energy (2024) 2. International Energy Agency (IEA) – MENA Energy Outlook 2023 3. World Bank – Egypt’s Energy Sector Report (2023) 4. Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) – Egypt’s Green Transition (2024)