MOTOMA Showcases Energy Storage Solutions and Signs New Project Agreement at BUILDEX 2026 Syria

The first three days of BUILDEX 2026 in Damascus have highlighted the growing momentum of Syria‘s renewable energy sector, with strong visitor engagement and increasing interest in battery energy storage systems, solar power applications, and reliable backup energy solutions.

Supported by its local service and distribution network in Syria, MOTOMA welcomed a large number of visitors to its booth, including solar installers, EPC contractors, project developers, distributors, engineering consultants, facility owners, and renewable energy professionals seeking practical solutions for today‘s energy challenges.

The exhibition has provided an important platform for technical discussions, project consultations, and new business opportunities as Syria‘s energy market continues to expand and modernize.

Energy Storage Becomes a Key Requirement in Syria‘s Solar Market

Across Syria, the demand for renewable energy solutions continues to grow as businesses and institutions seek greater energy reliability and reduced dependence on traditional power sources. Cities including Damascus, Aleppo, Homs, Latakia, Tartus, and surrounding industrial areas are seeing increased investment in solar energy and battery storage projects.

While solar generation capacity continues to expand, many project owners are discovering that energy production alone is not enough. Reliable energy storage has become essential for maintaining stable operations, supporting critical loads, improving solar self-consumption, and ensuring continuity during power interruptions.

For many installers and EPC companies, common challenges include battery reliability, inverter compatibility, communication integration, long-term system stability, and access to responsive technical support after project commissioning.

Localized Support Backed by Global Manufacturing Experience

As project requirements become increasingly sophisticated, customers expect more than equipment supply alone. Technical consultation, installation guidance, commissioning assistance, and after-sales service have become critical factors in project success.

To better support the Syrian market, MOTOMA works closely with its local partner network to provide localized technical support and project assistance. This approach allows customers to benefit from MOTOMA‘s extensive battery manufacturing experience while receiving responsive service tailored to local market requirements.

By combining advanced energy storage technology with local implementation capabilities, MOTOMA continues to help installers, project developers, and distributors deliver reliable energy solutions across residential, commercial, and industrial applications.

MOTOMA Signs New Project Supply Agreement During BUILDEX 2026

One of the significant outcomes of the exhibition has been the successful signing of a supply agreement for a cold storage and freezing room energy solution project.

Cold chain facilities represent a growing application area for battery energy storage systems. In sectors where temperature-sensitive products must be protected, reliable electricity is critical. Unexpected power interruptions can result in operational disruptions, product losses, and increased operating costs.

The newly signed project reflects growing market demand for practical energy storage solutions capable of supporting critical infrastructure while improving operational reliability and energy efficiency.

Key Topics Discussed With Industry Professionals

Strong Interest From the Renewable Energy Community

Throughout the exhibition, MOTOMA‘s booth has attracted considerable attention from professionals across the renewable energy value chain. Visitors have included solar companies, EPC contractors, engineering firms, maintenance providers, distributors, project investors, and commercial energy users exploring solutions for future developments.

The strong attendance and active technical discussions reflect a broader trend within Syria‘s energy sector, where battery storage is increasingly viewed as an important component of modern power infrastructure.

Beyond product demonstrations, BUILDEX 2026 has enabled valuable exchanges of market insights, technical expertise, and project requirements, creating opportunities for future cooperation and long-term business development.

Supporting Syria‘s Energy Future

As the exhibition continues, MOTOMA remains committed to supporting the development of reliable, efficient, and scalable energy storage solutions for the Syrian market.

Visitors who have not yet attended BUILDEX 2026 are invited to meet with the MOTOMA team to discuss upcoming solar and energy storage projects, explore technology options, and identify solutions that address real-world operational challenges.

With a focus on product reliability, localized support, and long-term partnership development, MOTOMA continues to contribute to the growth of renewable energy and energy storage adoption across Syria and the wider Middle East region.

MOTOMA – Power Into the Future.