Completion of the first project in Dubai to rehabilitate buildings with “energy efficiency contracts”

Al -Ittihad Energy Services Company «Etihad Esco», which is fully owned by the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority «Diwa), has announced the completion of the first project in Dubai with proven results for the rehabilitation of buildings using energy efficiency contracts, where the project achieved within six years, savings of about 35.2 GB of electricity and 2.8 million imperialism of water, and reduced approximately 14 thousand and 452 tons of seconds. Carbon.

“Dua”, in a statement yesterday, that the project, which was launched in 2015 and included many buildings, concluded the successful strategy phase of the successful in 2024, where the project is a milestone in the process of turning Dubai to a green smart city, where it provides an innovative model to enhance energy efficiency in buildings and facilities, and establishes global reference standards that shows the possibility of reducing operational costs significantly by improving operations, In line with Dubai Energy Power Strategy 2050.

The project included a comprehensive qualification of heating, ventilation, air -conditioning, lighting systems, water systems and buildings in all facilities of the commission, including the main headquarters, the body of the body in Hudhaba, Umm Al -Ramoul, Al -Wasl, Burj Nahar, and administrative buildings at the G and (L), and a comprehensive rehabilitation of the refrigerated water system in the headquarters of the authority, including installing water cooling units (Water-COOLED) is sophisticated with a magnetic system, as these improvements contribute to the update of infrastructure, upgrading the standards of operational excellence, enhance energy consumption and environmental conservation.

“We are proud of our active role in making Dubai one of the most sustainable cities, through pioneering projects that enhance energy efficiency and achieve long -term financial and environmental savings.”

He added that the benefits of the project are not limited to direct savings, but rather extend to enhancing smart infrastructure and raising the standards of operational performance, which supports Dubai’s tendencies to become a global center for innovation and efficiency in energy use.