Empower provides district cooling services to 21% of Dubai hotels

Emirates Central Cooling Systems Corporation (Empower) recently met with hotel operators in Dubai to discuss sustainability initiatives following the COP28 results.

The meeting included a field trip to show AuthorizeSustainable and environmentally friendly refrigeration services, which are used by more than 21% of hotels in Dubai.

The meeting included discussions involving various ideas and methodologies to protect the environment, increase water use efficiency, various operational issues and preparatory maintenance processes in district cooling operations.

It also presented the challenges it faces in implementing its proactive plans of investing in modern technologies to ensure a complete, integrated, reliable and sustainable ecosystem at all stages of urban cooling, contributing to providing services with standards that surpass their global counterparts.

Ahmad bin Shafar, CEO of Empowersaying,

“The meeting featured technical presentations from Empower’s professional leaders, in which they addressed several topics in detail, including the latest technologies that the company uses in its production processes and the modern systems that ensure that users receive services. fluid, reliable and sustainable. “They also highlighted the economic, environmental and social benefits that district cooling systems offer.”

Bin Shafar He also highlighted that the services provided by Authorize to the hospitality sector in Dubai are in line with the emirate’s aspirations to achieve sustainability and net zero emissions, a goal that Empower is pursuing to enable all sectors to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by adopting district cooling services that have proven to be effective in protecting the environment and preserving natural resources.

The CEO also noted that the impressive results of district cooling systems and their contribution to reducing emissions and carbon footprint underline the effectiveness of the process followed by Dubai’s hospitality establishments to calculate their carbon footprint.

“The results we are witnessing reinforce the government’s vision of creating a green economy and achieving sustainable development and emphasize the need for the hospitality sector to adopt district cooling systems to be an effective partner in promoting sustainability and reducing of carbon emissions”.

He concluded.

News source: Emirates News Agency