
Huawei unveils grid-forming FusionSolar 9.0 in Dubai to stabilize rising clean energy distribution
Rashad Iskandrni
Dubai, UAE
– July 16, 2026 – Huawei
Digital Power, a leading global provider of solar and renewable energy
technology, successfully hosted the FusionSolar Technical Innovation
Summit in Dubai on July 15 to address the critical
grid-stability challenges facing the Middle East and Central Asia’s rapidly
growing renewable energy sector. The event gathered industry leaders,
policymakers, technology experts, utilities, EPCs, developers, consultants, and
partners from across the Middle East and Central Asia (ME&CA) to witness
the regional launch of the next-generation FusionSolar 9.0 Smart PV Solution. The
summit examined the technologies shaping the next generation of solar power and
the evolving requirements of increasingly renewable-powered grids.
The event
opened with a welcome address by Mr. Alex Xing, President of Huawei Digital
Power Middle East & Central Asia, who emphasised that as renewable energy
deployment accelerates across the region, the industry's focus is shifting
beyond capacity expansion towards building power systems that are smarter, more
resilient and better equipped to maintain grid stability.
"The
Middle East and Central Asia are entering a new phase of renewable energy
development, where reliability, grid stability, and intelligent digital
technologies are becoming just as important as efficiency. Huawei remains
committed to continuous innovation and close collaboration with our customers
and partners to build resilient, intelligent, and sustainable energy systems.
The launch of FusionSolar 9.0 demonstrates our commitment to supporting the
region's energy transition with technologies that deliver greater value
throughout the entire lifecycle of solar power plants," said Alex Xing,
President of Huawei Digital Power Middle East & Central Asia.
As part of
a dedicated session at the summit on Future Trends & Challenges, Aleksi
Lumijärvi from IRENA shared insights into renewable energy development trends
across the Middle East, highlighting the growing role of 24/7 renewable energy
systems and dispatchable clean power in supporting future electricity demand.
Representing RIT University Dubai, Dr. Abdulla Ismail discussed the UAE's
renewable energy strategy and the complexities of integrating larger volumes of
renewable generation into the national grid. Nofel Dakhel from SJ Group
presented Oman’s renewable energy roadmap, highlighting the country's ambitions
and opportunities to accelerate clean energy deployment.
A major
highlight of the event was the regional launch of the Huawei FusionSolar 9.0
Smart PV Solution, presented by Zhang Xingzhong, Huawei. Developed for the
evolving demands of utility-scale solar projects, FusionSolar 9.0 integrates
next-generation string inverter technology, enhanced grid-forming capabilities,
intelligent digital management and improved reliability to help developers
build more stable, efficient and intelligent power systems.
The
session also featured real-world case studies by Huawei, illustrating the
solution's application across major renewable energy projects. A representative from PowerChina HDEC, Saleh El
Haj Youssef, shared key design insights for string inverter applications
and highlighted the value delivered in ADQ projects. The EDF team, represented by Antonio Diaz, shared practical
lessons learned from the UAE PV3 project, demonstrating how Huawei's string inverter
architecture improves plant performance, simplifies system design
and optimizes long-term lifecycle value.
Independent
experts validate grid-forming technology
The technical sessions focused on maintaining power system stability as
renewable energy penetration continues to increase. Dr. Carlos Alvarez from
Huawei presented the latest advancements in grid-forming (GFM) technology,
including simulation studies conducted in Saudi Arabia, validation testing in
Germany and newly published independent technical assessments.
The summit concluded with the Third-Party Consulting Report Release
Ceremony, during which Nikola Djeric, Associate Director at Go2Power provided an independent
evaluation of Huawei's grid-forming capabilities for string inverter solutions,
while Pranav Patel, Team Lead
Solar Technology and Analytics Southern Europe, Middle East, Africa and Latin
America (SEMELA) at DNV, shared an assessment
of long-term string inverter performance and reliability. Both entities
unveiled independent technical reports validating Huawei's
grid-forming capabilities and the long-term performance of its technologies.
By combining intelligent digital technologies with advances in Smart PV
and grid-forming innovation, Huawei Digital Power continues to support the
development of more resilient, efficient and low-carbon energy infrastructure,
helping countries across the region accelerate their energy transition and
long-term sustainability ambitions.
-ENDS-
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