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Ducab to Showcase Next-Generation Solutions Powering the Region’s AI and Energy Infrastructure at MEE 2026

By dailyguardian.aeSeptember 1, 20262 Mins Read
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Dubai, UAE – September 1, 2026: Ducab is a leading UAE-based energy solutions provider and advanced power cable supplier, participating in Middle East Energy (MEE) 2026. The company is showcasing its latest innovative offerings at Booth E10 in Sheikh Saeed Hall 1 at Dubai World Trade Centre from 1 to 3 September.

The Middle East is rapidly emerging as a global hub for AI and digital infrastructure, with the region’s AI data centre market projected to grow at a 28% CAGR through 2030, driven by rising demand for AI, cloud computing and smart city initiatives. Against this backdrop, reliable, high-performance and increasingly lower-carbon power infrastructure will be critical to supporting the region’s next phase of digital growth.

With more than 46 years of experience, Ducab is playing an important role in the infrastructure behind the UAE’s digital and industrial growth. From data centres and AI infrastructure to smart industries and cities, its cable solutions are helping enable the reliable power and connectivity these systems depend on. The company has supplied cables to more than 20 data centres across the UAE, representing over 50% of the country’s data centre projects, and offers a portfolio of more than 85,000 specialised cable variants.

“At Ducab, we are committed to providing high-quality cable solutions that play a crucial role in modernising power grids to meet tomorrow’s energy demands, amplified by the rapid rise of AI, data centres, and smart cities,” said Matteo Bavaresco, CEO of Ducab. “Our participation in MEE presents us with an ideal opportunity to demonstrate how we lead innovation, support local manufacturing, and advance the clean energy transition to help build a resilient and sustainable future for the region.”

At MEE 2026, Ducab will showcase a range of advanced cable solutions designed to address the evolving requirements of modern power infrastructure, including solutions for high-performance power transmission, data centres, smart infrastructure and renewable energy applications. Ducab will also highlight its focus on product innovation, technical performance and sustainability, demonstrating how its portfolio is designed to support customers as energy systems become more complex, interconnected and demanding.

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