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Middle East Energy
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11 May 2027 – 13 May 20273 exhibition days

Event dates and venue information for international visitors and exhibitors. Confirm the current edition with the organiser.

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Flir - Middle East Energy — Nucleus portfolioHISTORICAL NUCLEUS WORK / Flir - Middle East Energy
EXHIBITION DATES11 May 2027 – 13 May 2027
DURATION3 exhibition days
LOCATIONDubai
VENUEDubai Exhibition Centre · Expo City Dubai
ABOUT THE SHOW

What is Middle East Energy?

Middle East Energy is a power-sector exhibition. Its current 2027 listing groups the journey around generation, transmission and distribution, storage and efficiency, at Dubai Exhibition Centre. International visitors can use those themes to structure a focused technical and commercial itinerary.

The FLIR reference is historical Nucleus work identified as Middle East Energy in the portfolio.

Current Organiser Information ↗
KNOW WHERE YOU’RE GOING

Venue, location
& arrival planning.

Confirm the hall, entrance and event component on your booking. Exhibition dates are not contractor access or build dates.

Maps identify the venue, not a confirmed entrance or hall. Use current organiser travel guidance for shuttles, parking, pass access and accessibility. Multi-venue events require a separate allocation check.

FOR VISITORS & BUYERS

Make the visit
worth the journey.

Preparation guidance from Nucleus. Admission, programme and ticket entitlements are set by the organiser.

01

Follow the power requirement

Prepare the capacity, operating environment and system interfaces you want to discuss. Group supplier meetings around your actual application rather than trying to cover every product category.

02

Use the current venue

The organiser lists DEC, Expo City Dubai for the 2027 edition. Confirm target exhibitor locations and current arrival guidance rather than relying on a past DWTC itinerary.

03

Ask for usable technical follow-up

Agree which drawings, data sheets and engineering contacts are needed after the exhibition. Exhibitors should prepare a clear technical explanation alongside the commercial presentation.

Before booking travel

Check admission eligibility, pass types, current prices and opening hours through the organiser. Confirm the edition, venue, hall and separate programme access. Establish visa and entry requirements for your passport through relevant official channels before making travel commitments.

Plan the daily route

Choose accommodation against your confirmed venue and meeting schedule. Check current travel, entrance and accessibility instructions. Leave buffers between meetings and between sites at multi-venue shows. Keep booking confirmations, badges and a named contact available offline.

Official Registration, Programme & Travel ↗
FOR INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITORS

From booked space
to a working brief.

Planning From Overseas ↗

Share the booked space, brand standards, product specifications and intended conversations before developing a custom stand concept. Define technical and operational responsibilities together with the visual brief.

01

Technical equipment presentation

Develop this part of the stand around your products, team and booked allocation. Confirm the details in the project scope rather than assume a standard inclusion.

02

Power and display-load planning

Develop this part of the stand around your products, team and booked allocation. Confirm the details in the project scope rather than assume a standard inclusion.

03

Distributor and engineering conversations

Develop this part of the stand around your products, team and booked allocation. Confirm the details in the project scope rather than assume a standard inclusion.

01 / DEFINE

Commercial objectives

Agree target visitors, priority products and the conversations the space must support. Share brand guidelines, the booked allocation, budget context and decision makers.

02 / RESOLVE

Design & technical scope

Develop the concept alongside equipment, utilities and operational needs. Identify who supplies each service and who submits drawings. State scope, exclusions and responsibilities clearly in the quotation.

03 / CONFIRM

Approvals & production

Work backwards from the current manual’s deadlines and contracted access windows. Confirm materials, artwork and technical submissions before production. This is a planning sequence, not a promised lead time.

04 / OPERATE

Handover & breakdown

Agree checks for finishes, AV, utilities and displays, together with handover and support. Confirm removal, breakdown access and storage or reuse decisions within the contracted scope.

UNDERSTAND YOUR BOOKED FOOTPRINT

The space type shapes
the design conversation.

These diagrams explain open-side configurations. They are not fixed packages, actual project plans or an official show floor plan.

4 OPEN SIDES

Island

Open on four sides; consider sightlines, circulation and where private functions sit.

3 OPEN SIDES

Peninsula

Three open sides; consider the relationship between a backing wall and the visitor approach.

2 OPEN SIDES

Corner

Two open sides; plan two approaches while keeping displays and meetings coherent.

1 OPEN SIDE

Inline

One open side; the frontage, depth and visitor threshold become especially important.

Your allocation, dimensions, neighbouring stands and venue rules control what can be developed. Every proposed layout, material choice and cost is tailored to the agreed brief.

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CUSTOM REQUIREMENTS

What must your
presence achieve?

Size alone does not define cost. Architecture, finishes, product displays, technical systems, specialist activities, venue services and delivery arrangements determine the project scope.

  1. What products, samples or equipment must the space accommodate?
  2. Which conversations or demonstrations should the layout support?
  3. What weights, fixing methods, power and connectivity are required?
  4. What storage, staffing and meeting needs must be planned?
  5. Who approves design, technical submissions and the delivery scope?
NUCLEUS PORTFOLIO

Our work.
Your inspiration.

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Explore our projects and the events behind them.

BEFORE THE BUILD

A clear brief.
A considered plan.

01

Confirm the current booking

Share the actual venue, hall, footprint and open sides, plus the current edition manual.

02

Review displays and activities

Confirm equipment dimensions, loads, service needs and proposed demonstrations before design sign-off.

03

Agree an achievable programme

Check production capacity, organiser deadlines and access windows before committing to a build or adaptation.

Confirm numerical limits, deadlines and fees through the current manual for your booked edition, hall, structure and activity. No universal stand height, approval deadline or service fee is assumed here.

KNOW WHO DOES WHAT

Clear responsibilities.
Fewer late surprises.

ResponsibilityConfirm before the build
Exhibitor & global teamBooking, brand assets, equipment information, approved claims, budget decisions and timely sign-off.
Design & delivery scopeConcept, drawings, fabrication, installation, handover and support only as defined in the agreed proposal.
Organiser & venueCurrent manual, submission route, permissions, access windows and any exclusive technical or service arrangements.
Appointed specialistsFreight, customs, specialist handling, product permissions and other services where separately required.

No universal stand height, approval deadline or service fee is assumed here. Confirm numerical limits and charges for your booked edition, hall, structure and activity through the current official manual.

PRACTICAL ANSWERS
When and where is Middle East Energy?

11 May 2027 – 13 May 2027. Dubai Exhibition Centre · Expo City Dubai. Duration: 3 exhibition days. Confirm current details and your allocation with the organiser.

How do I register or book exhibition space?

Use the organiser’s official website for registration, eligibility, current fees and space booking. Nucleus’s project brief is for bespoke stand design and delivery; it does not register you for the event.

What should an international exhibitor prepare?

Share your floor plan, open sides, brand assets, products, equipment, demonstration requirements, meeting needs, budget context and decision timeline, plus the current organiser manual.

How is a custom stand priced?

Every proposal is developed from the agreed design and scope. Materials, technical needs, utilities, venue services, specialist work and delivery arrangements inform the quotation. There are no fixed stand packages.

How is a custom stand scoped?

Share your allocation, products, brand, technical and meeting requirements. Design and pricing are developed around the agreed project scope.

A PRESENCE BUILT AROUND YOU

Bring the ambition.
Let’s shape the space.

Start with your booking and objectives. Develop a bespoke design, an agreed delivery scope and a project-specific quotation.

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SOURCES / CHECKED 2026-10-20

Event identity, dates and venue are checked against the Official Organiser Listing. Exhibitor Planning Route ↗. Preparation and design guidance is Nucleus editorial content. This Nucleus guide complements the organiser’s official information. Programme, fees, allocations and instructions can change.

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