Showcasing hybrid power innovation at Middle East Energy

We’re getting set to exhibit at Middle East Energy 2026, the global energy exhibition taking place in Dubai from 7–9 April 2026.

Find our Allam Power stand at S2 A10.

The event will provide an international platform for us to formally introduce eStorm, our new UK-engineered hybrid generator. Designed for off-grid, weak-grid and critical power applications, eStorm reflects our focus on delivering reliable, efficient and lower-emissions power solutions for the evolving energy landscape.

Middle East Energy brings together utilities, project developers, infrastructure operators and technology providers from across the global power sector. For Allam Power, the exhibition offers a key opportunity to engage with customers operating in regions where grid reliability remains a challenge and demand for hybrid and transitional power solutions is accelerating.

At the heart of our presence at the show is the eStorm hybrid generator, which integrates diesel generation, renewable energy and battery energy storage into a single, highly efficient system. Designed to deliver a truly uninterruptible power supply (UPS), eStorm significantly reduces fuel consumption and emissions compared to traditional diesel-only generators, while maintaining the reliability required for mission-critical applications.

David Oates, CEO at Allam Power, said: “Middle East Energy is an important event for Allam Power and an ideal platform to connect with customers facing real-world power challenges. The launch of eStorm at the show reflects our focus on practical innovation — delivering reliable power while supporting a clear transition towards lower-carbon energy solutions.”

Engineered in the UK and built using world-class OEM components — including Perkins engines, Leoch batteries, Victron Energy power electronics and Mecc Alte alternators and control module — eStorm is designed for long-term performance in demanding environments. Its modular, flexible architecture allows the system to be configured to specific site loads and expanded over time, making it particularly well suited to sectors such as telecommunications, remote infrastructure and critical services.

“Many customers are not in a position to move directly to fully renewable power,” Oates added. “eStorm provides a realistic bridge — combining low-emissions diesel, renewables and battery storage in one integrated system that prioritises uptime, improves efficiency and reduces fuel use. That balance is exactly what the market is looking for right now.”

Visitors to stand S2 A10 will be able to learn more about the eStorm hybrid generator, discuss application-specific requirements with our team, and explore how hybrid power systems can support reliability, cost reduction and decarbonisation goals.

Middle East Energy 2026 takes place at the Dubai World Trade Centre from 7–9 April 2026.