Middle East Industry
A Sharjah generator maker signs more than twelve deals at a Dubai energy show
By Staff Writer | 5 September 2026
Ultimate Power Solution Group, based in the Sharjah International Airport Free Zone, says it signed more than twelve deals and commercial agreements during Middle East Energy 2026, showing generator sets fitted for remote monitoring, control and operational data analysis.
Ultimate Power Solution Group, which is headquartered in the Sharjah International Airport Free Zone, announced on 3 September 2026 that it had signed more than twelve deals and commercial agreements with international and regional clients during its participation in Middle East Energy 2026 in Dubai.
What it exhibited was a generation of electric power generator sets built around artificial intelligence, robotics, automation and digital control. The company describes the object as turning a conventional generator into a system that can be monitored and controlled remotely, and that analyses its own operating data to support diagnostics, maintenance and operating efficiency.
Why a site engineer would look twice
Standby and temporary generation is one of the least instrumented items on most sites. A set is delivered, it is fuelled, it runs, and its condition is known only when somebody walks out to it or when it fails to start. A set that reports its own running hours, fuel state and fault codes moves maintenance from a calendar exercise to a condition based one, and it changes who is standing next to the machine when a decision is taken.
The claim to test on any such offer is not the intelligence in the controller but the data that leaves the machine: what is logged, who owns it, over what connection, and whether the maintenance obligation in the contract moves with it.
During the exhibition, we presented a new UAE vision for the future of the energy industry, based on integrating engineering with artificial intelligence, robotics and automation. Our goal is for products manufactured in the UAE to carry added technological value that enables them to compete with the world's leading manufacturers.
Dr Khaled Al Nablsee, Chairman of Ultimate Power Solution Group
The manufacturing side of it
Dr Al Nablsee said the group is building up its manufacturing capability inside the UAE and developing products made there, in support of plans to widen its position in the wider regional markets. He said its factory allows integrated manufacturing to be carried out within the country, and that the group is aiming at broader regional and international sales of UAE-manufactured products.
The company reported strong attendance at its stand from specialists, company representatives and trade delegations, and said the interest reflected demand for solutions that go beyond the traditional idea of a power generator.
What has not been published
The count of deals is the only number released. No contract value has been given, no counterparty has been named, no delivery dates have been stated, and the split between firm orders and framework or distribution arrangements has not been described, so the phrase "deals and commercial agreements" cannot be read as twelve orders. Nor has the company published the rated output of the sets it exhibited, their emissions compliance, or the communications and cyber security arrangements for the monitoring function, which is the first question a client's engineer should be asking about a generator that talks to a network.