Desert Technologies presented its latest clean energy and smart infrastructure solutions at the Saudi Industry Forum 2026 in Jeddah. The industrial event took place at the Jeddah Superdome under the patronage of Prince Khalid Al-Faisal bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Advisor to the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques and Governor of Makkah Region.
The gathering gathered industry leaders, investors, and policymakers to exchange expertise and explore commercial partnerships across the Saudi economy. As an active member of the Made in Saudi program, the manufacturer highlighted its advanced production systems and energy infrastructure assets.
Clean Energy Solutions by Desert Technologies
During the exhibition, Desert Technologies demonstrated its photovoltaic solar panel systems alongside specialized digital tools for municipal power grids. Specifically, the enterprise showcased how localized production supports the national push toward more efficient municipal networks.
The company remains the first Saudi business to manufacture and export photovoltaic solar modules internationally. Consequently, its presence at the forum focused on connecting industrial production with practical renewable energy deployments.
Expanding National Industrial Capabilities
Company executives highlighted the necessity of integrating advanced manufacturing, technology localization, and talent development within the local industrial base. Furthermore, these measures directly support national economic diversification targets under Saudi Vision 2030.
“Our participation in the Saudi Industry Forum 2026 reflects our commitment to supporting Saudi Arabia’s industrial and economic development and strengthening the contribution of national companies to building a more competitive and sustainable industrial ecosystem.”
Khaled Alshuwaier, Chief Executive of the Energy Sector at Desert Technologies
Moreover, the integration of hardware fabrication with smart devices helps regional utility providers manage remote assets effectively without relying on foreign supply chains.
Supporting Non-Oil Exports Across Global Markets
A major focus of the presentation was the growth of Saudi non-oil exports in international trade. The firm currently exports locally manufactured photovoltaic panels from Saudi Arabia to more than 30 countries worldwide.
This broad geographic distribution demonstrates that domestic manufacturing facilities can deliver competitive industrial goods globally. In addition, the company executes engineering, procurement, and construction projects across multiple continents.
Industrial Cooperation and Future Outlook
The Saudi Industry Forum 2026 concluded with several signed agreements and memoranda of understanding between public and private entities. These bilateral agreements focus on localizing emerging technologies and improving overall operational efficiency.
Looking ahead, Saudi industrial entities plan to accelerate investments in clean power and infrastructure networks. By expanding local production and cross-border trade, manufacturers aim to strengthen the Kingdom’s position as a regional industrial hub.
