Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — From 30 August to 2 September, Big 5 Construct Saudi 2026 was held at the Riyadh Front Exhibition & Conference Center. As one of the Middle East’s most influential construction events, the show brought together more than 1,000 exhibitors from over 50 countries.

At Booth 3B81, Tide Power presented its Fenova series diesel generator sets and hybrid energy storage solution, drawing strong visitor interest throughout the show.

A key highlight was the TP-200BESS all-in-one battery energy storage system. Designed for construction sites and commercial and industrial applications, the system uses high-performance lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries and supports integration with diesel generators, solar PV and the grid. It delivers millisecond-level response and can operate reliably in mines, oil and gas fields, construction sites and off-grid camps. The solution addresses common pain points such as inefficient light-load operation and load-impact shutdowns, while significantly reducing fuel consumption and O&M costs.

Tide Power also showcased its Fenova series silent diesel generator sets. As a long-established favourite in the Middle East, the Fenova series is known for low noise and high reliability, making it well suited to Saudi Arabia’s hot desert conditions and construction power needs.

During the four-day exhibition, Tide Power welcomed local developers, EPC contractors, building material importers and other professional buyers. Many expressed strong interest in the company’s solar-storage-diesel solution for large-scale Saudi infrastructure projects, with discussions covering product certification and localised service. Several promising contacts were established, laying a solid foundation for future market expansion.

With Saudi Vision 2030 and mega projects such as NEOM and the Red Sea Project continuing to advance, demand for efficient and reliable power solutions across the Middle East remains strong. Tide Power will build on this successful show to deepen its presence in Saudi Arabia and the wider region.