DUBAI, UAE
At Middle East Energy (MEE) 2026, Hollyway showcased its autonomous inspection and intelligent operations portfolio. With multiple teams deployed simultaneously across overlapping regional events alongside LEAP, the company ensured seamless coverage for all invited clients and partners—reinforcing its commitment to the Middle East as a priority market and demonstrating its capacity for full-scale, rapid-response service. Senior leadership from the regional partner group joined the booth, engaging directly with energy policymakers, utility operators, asset owners, and potential channel partners across the Gulf.
Over the past year, Hollyway's sustained commercial push, market education, and on-the-ground service commitment have begun to deliver tangible results. Backed by a master agent and multi-tier regional distributors actively opening new markets, connecting customers, and advancing proof-of-concept trials, the company is reaching a growing client base facing round-the-clock asset management and resilience challenges across traditional power and energy infrastructure.
Conversations at MEE 2026 confirmed strong momentum. From grid operators to facility owners, demand is rising across conventional and renewable energy sectors for automated, data-driven oversight that reduces downtime and strengthens operations against harsh conditions. Hollyway's integrated drone and ground-based systems are paving the way for an automated future—one partnership, one POC, and one site at a time.
