Year 2022

AL-Kharsaah Solar Plant Inauguration. Immersive Event Experience

We designed an immersive event experience for the inauguration of Qatar’s first large-scale solar plant, Al-Kharsaah. Combining kinetic installations, DeepScreen stage illusions, interactive exhibits, and a dynamic launch moment, our content turned a highly technical project into a captivating energy story celebrating innovation and the power of the sun.

Layout Render
Visitor Journey
Ceremony Video
Multisurface Content
Storyboard
Visitor Journey
Multimedia Installation
Customised Experience

Project Introduction

It was a daunting challenge to coordinate this ceremony with intricate high protocol and security requirements, whilst still captivating the audience. With Qvision Productions at the helm of project management, we overcame all development stages by adhering to tender conditions as well as entwining relevant technical information about solar plant operations into event materials.

Solution

Make it memorable. How?

The life-giving power of the sun is a remarkable and miraculous force, one that has helped shape our planet since its earliest beginnings. With this in mind, we sought to demonstrate how humanity can capture solar energy as an invaluable resource for Qatar's energetic sector.
Moreover, by integrating innovative ideas into the setup and content preparation of the inauguration ceremony, it surly became a top event in the Power sector trough all the region.
Audience watching panoramic LED screen displaying Doha skyline during sunset.
Immersive LED stage showing animated sun energy visuals at grand opening ceremony.

The presence effect and temporary exhibition zone

Top-down layout of venue with detailed measurements and zone labeling.

Previses. Structure

Exterior view of QatarEnergy pavilion with red carpet and branded entrance.
Reception lounge with seating and QatarEnergy branding on walls.
Audience seating area with blue chairs and minimalist graphic wall icons.

Previses. Stage design

Lush animated jungle scene with butterflies projected across curved stage.

Previses. Welcome area

Information reception area with welcome signage and Qatar map display screen.
Interactive wall with solar panels, infographics, and digital sustainability displays.
Green zone wall with immersive nature windows and glowing plants in futuristic interior
Man standing in front of radiating green light disc in Green Zone entrance

Launch video.
Phaton from sun to your home

Yerebatan Sarnıcı, also known as the Basilica Cistern, is a large underground cistern located in Istanbul, Turkey. It was built in the 6th century during the Byzantine Empire by Emperor Justinian I to provide a water filtration system for the Great Palace of Constantinople.
Cosmic animation of glowing sun at the center of a star-filled galaxy scene
Futuristic digital data center with glowing panels and mirrored glass structures
Vast solar field in desert landscape illuminated by sunset, with power lines above
Satellite view of Qatar lit with energy grid overlay extending across desert and sea
Sunset view of futuristic Doha skyline reflected in water with iconic architecture
Elegant modern workspace with city view, featuring laptop, desk lamp and coffee cup
Luxurious open lobby with bookstore, fashion outlets, trees, and ambient seating areas
Cozy home interior with soft lighting, books, and modern decor in elegant setting
Aerial view of a solar plant in Qatar forming the word "QATAR" with panels.

Deepscreen stage design

The DeepScreen is a technique called 'anamorphosis or forced perspective, the method of warping imagery so that when seen from a specific point, the illusions of 3D deepness are created on flat surfaces.
This is quite a common effect for outdoor LED screens, especially when the general position of the square or street doesn't give many points of view on the screen.

But we wanted to challenge ourselves and integrate this effect into the stage. Where all points of view must be equally astonishing.


First of all, we have developed such a screen structure so that it could provide this effect at more wide angle. It was a great cooperation between our creative team and the technical team of Qvision Production with 2 test models of the stage.

Then we worked with content in a complementary way. So if a person seating at the endpoint of the row, the whole content still works for them as the screen is flat.
Digital cityscape with glowing data cubes and reflections in a futuristic projection environment.
Four camera views of a curved projection screen setup in a digital 3D environment.
Top view of the curved screen projection mapped for immersive visual presentation.
Technical top-down drawing of a projection setup with detailed measurements and angles.
3D mockup of projection zones marked in blue for content mapping.
Side view of projection zones showing curved surface coverage in blue and white.

Temporary
installations zone

To provide a meaningful and enjoyable experience to our visitors prior to the official event, we have introduced a temporary Installations zone in the welcome area.

This interactive space was designed collaboratively with ingenieurs from Qatar Gas and Plant, showcasing their innovative technologies through six distinctive zones on the venue. From presenting robots, which cleaning panels from sand at one station to an installation that turns solar energy into electricity via hand movement using Kinetic mechanisms.

This interactive temporary museum (how we calling it internally) provided plenty of opportunities for engagement the audience while introducing new technological advancements. This type of experience on official Energy sector events is new, but show itself in best results.

1. Reception

Wall-mounted screen display showing Al Kharsaah solar plant and project duration highlights.
Screen graphic emphasizing Qatar’s first large-scale photovoltaic solar plant in Al Kharsaah.
Real-life view of screen display with Al Kharsaah plant info in Arabic and English.
LED screen showing Al Kharsaah Solar Power Plant with interactive map of Qatar.
Reception desk with LED display of Al Kharsaah Solar Power Plant during event.

2. Kinetic scheme. 

Canvas mapping

This installation provided a detailed visual journey into how energy from the sun's rays is processed and transformed, ultimately providing power for our beloved desk lamps.

Each stage of this process was laid out clearly in an informative printed canvas. It was synchronised with mapping animation of the scheme, what brought to it a magical feel.
Initial wireframe of solar energy infrastructure with human silhouette.
Animation of energy flow from solar panels to inverter and beyond.
Full illustrated infographic explaining solar module function and energy flow.
Projection-mapped infographic showing grid and substation connectivity.

3. Plant exhibits

To better equip our visitors with a comprehensive understanding of how solar energy works, we created an interactive exhibition zone featuring key elements from the plant alongside with explainers-displays.

Through this collection and with examples how each object particularly works on set, it was possible to illustrate and explain each component that makes up the heart of a solar station - demonstrating why its fundamental process is anything but simplistic! Each stage of this process was laid out clearly in an informative printed canvas. It was synchronised with mapping animation of the scheme, what brought to it a magical feel.
Digital wall display showing technical details of solar cables and controllers.
LED wall with dynamic solar tile animation near interaction station.
Guests at exhibition viewing cable specs displayed on LED panels.
Close-up of TCU/CCU display and cable samples with attendees discussing.
Guest explores cable sample display under interactive LED content wall.
Delegates review installation details next to illuminated cable and sensor units display.
Abstract LED animation mimics crystal and light wave refraction across wall.
Digital infographic repeats 800V LVAC cable data with vivid technical design overlay.
LED backdrop transitions into wave pattern with reflected orange and blue solar tones.
Highlighted panels explain various cable specs and tracker control units on LED wall.

4. Kinetic solar energy portal

On this remarkable point, we focused on creating an interactive atmosphere. As a result, the installation was extremely well-received!

Incorporated into it were life-sized solar modules with tracking systems that could follow hand movement as if they were rays from the sun in the sky.

In order to view energy's journey from its source to cities, users had to trigger certain points on their main energy portal screen - and that was a good game interaction for all visitors!
Interactive sun particle animation radiates across immersive projection space.
User raises hand to solar panel model, triggering animated solar energy response.
Visitor engages with solar sun animation projected in dynamic circular display.
Crowd gathers around circular projection wall featuring glowing solar orb animation.
Guests explore technical displays about power cables and control units.
Detailed product showcase of solar system cable and control infrastructure.
Guests observe power cable cross-sections under illuminated display cases.

5. Visual art

Layered light animations support technical storytelling on interactive panels.
Touchscreen interface introduces photovoltaic tech and site layout highlights.
Guests interact near curved screen showing dynamic solar grid animation.
Render of a desert solar field under early morning light conditions.
Render of sunrise powering a solar field with visible energy transmission lines.

6. Info stand

Transmission towers with animated energy pulses visualizing power grid network.
Animated city map showing solar-powered district lighting across Doha.
LED screen highlighting solar project achievements including energy yield and CO₂ savings.
LED screen visualizing CO₂ reduction by comparing Earth-Moon scale energy impact.

Info blocks

Menu interface listing key educational points about PV technology and project data.
Diagram visualizing how bifacial solar panels capture both direct and reflected sunlight.
Exhibit explaining tracking system benefits for solar modules across the PV installation.
Visualization showing CO₂ savings equating 26 million tonnes over 26 years from project.
Infographic illustrating solar plant layout, zones, PV blocks, and substations organization.
Key technical facts about Al Kharsaah solar project including cables, modules, and trackers.

Solar panels motive

Our team was determined to integrate solar panels as a core component of the visuals and designs.

A special highlight is our Chronological Wall, which showcases photos from every stage in plant production through design in modules.
What made this even more impressive was that heavy LEDs were integrated by VLS Event Technology in such rigging position into temporary structures for the first time ever!
Close-up view of bifacial photovoltaic modules installed on steel structure at sunrise.
Custom LED screen wall simulates solar panel layout with animated visuals from Al Kharsaah site.
Backside construction of custom LED screens shaped to resemble large tilted solar panels.
Testing phase of custom solar-inspired LED screen setup before audience arrival.
Entrance to ceremony featuring custom solar panel LED display for Al Kharsaah inauguration.
Walkway flanked by LED walls representing solar fields, showing project footage and landscape views.
Arabic guests passing LED walls representing solar fields, showing project footage and landscape views.

Launching moment

His Highness graced the event with a special moment of activation to signify its importance, selecting from several options presented by Qvision Production and us.

With an eruption of lights and sounds in a truly breathtaking display, His Highness finally unveiled the solar module setup - thats what have activated the Plant.
3D render of solar-themed activation stage with touchscreen control interface.
3D render of map-shaped touchscreen triggering dynamic stage lighting effects.
3D render of cityscape backdrop and floating spheres triggered by control screen.
VIP pressing interactive launch button at Al Kharsaah Solar Plant inauguration.

Branding screensavers

Main stage LED screen setup with 3D branding and solar-inspired motion effects.
Full frontal view of LED stage screen featuring 3D depth branding animation.
Visual concept art of solar panel-themed 3D branding with QatarEnergy and Siraj Energy logos.
Blue solar panel pattern with integrated branding and depth-based animation segments.
Logo-centered 3D layout for QatarEnergy and Siraj Energy on LED screen grid.
Centralized 3D branding with animated sunburst effects on modular screen structure.
Branded animated LED layout highlighting QatarEnergy and Siraj Energy logos in center.
Dark blue 3D LED content grid with circular motion patterns and center branding.
LED content design featuring QatarEnergy and Siraj Energy names in a central light field.

Result

This event marked a breakthrough in energy storytelling—blending interactive design, immersive content, and technological innovation to communicate the complexity and promise of solar power. From hands-on installations and kinetic displays to synchronized animations and creative LED rigging, every element worked in harmony to inspire and inform. It was a bold, future-facing experience that energized both the industry and the audience.
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