MEP International Conference Saudi Arabia 2026 will take place on December 8 and 9, 2026, at Jeddah Hilton in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The third edition focuses on mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems shaping the development and long-term performance of buildings and infrastructure across the Kingdom. Government authorities, developers, giga-project representatives, consultants, contractors and technology providers come together to examine new approaches to building services engineering, energy efficiency and sustainable project delivery. The event combines a two-day conference with an exhibition of technologies and solutions for the MEP sector.
The programme addresses regulatory compliance, HVAC and district cooling decarbonisation, smart buildings, predictive maintenance, BIM, digital twins and energy-efficient retrofit strategies. Other focus areas include resilient electrical infrastructure, plumbing and water systems, fire and life-safety engineering, prefabricated MEP solutions and the growing use of artificial intelligence and automation in building operations. The event is particularly relevant to professionals involved in airports, stadiums, data centres, residential communities, hospitality developments, retail projects and other large-scale developments requiring complex building-services infrastructure.
The 2026 agenda connects these technologies with specific projects and operating environments. Sessions examine intelligent MEP systems for future airport infrastructure, cooling and electrical requirements for FIFA World Cup 2034 stadiums, mission-critical infrastructure for AI and cloud data centres, and smart building services for hospitality and mixed-use developments. Discussions also explore Saudi building codes, localisation, net-zero requirements and lifecycle performance. Through technical presentations, leadership panels, exhibition tours and networking, the conference provides a focused platform for professionals responsible for designing, delivering and operating Saudi Arabia’s next generation of high-performance buildings.
