Posted by Mumbai: Indian power solutions company BPE has inked a $2 million deal with P&C, a Dubai, UAE-based system integration partner of Schneider Electric (APC) in the power and cooling solutions domain for data centres and enterprise infrastructure.
With this major deal, BEP (Best Power Equipments) has entered the Middle East and aims to offer its next-gen energy solutions in the region. This comes just days after the company announced a strategic partnership in the Philippines with TOTALPower to boost energy reliability across the ASEAN region.
The Middle East data centre market size is projected to exhibit a compounded growth rate (CAGR) of 14.32% during 2025-2033, according to a latest report by IMARC Group.
The Middle East is rapidly becoming a data centre powerhouse, with capacity in the region projected to triple, from 1 GW in 2025 to 3.3 GW over the next five years, according to PwC’s latest report.
The driving factor behind this growth in data centre space is the rise in cloud computing, AI and demands for digital infrastructure, strategic regulatory initiatives and noticeable investments from global hyperscalers and regional players, the report stated.
Given the datacenter market dynamics in the Middle East region, BEP is keen to tap this market with its energy solutions.
“We are glad to join forces with an entity like P&C to develop advanced, energy-efficient and scalable power infrastructure solutions, tailored specifically for the Middle East region. This collaboration will lay particular emphasis on mission-critical environments like data centers, telecom, and enterprise facilities,” said BPE Founder and Group MD Amitansu Satpathy.
“After Philippines and other ASEAN regions, this partnership reinforces our commitment to innovation and reliability, and further strengthens our position in the UAE and broader GCC region as a key player in powering the digital future,” added Satpathy.
BPE announced the deal with P&C at the Middle East Energy (MEE) Exhibition 2025, recently hosted in the UAE. The development comes shortly after BPE announced a strategic partnership with TOTALPower, a key player in the energy sector of the Philippines.
Leveraging this tie-up, BPE will deliver its advanced power infrastructure solutions in the Philippines and other ASEAN countries to enhance the energy reliability across industries, including commercial establishments, data centres, industrial facilities and more.