Seeley showcases indirect evaporative cooling technology at Dubai’s Spice Souk
Hosts Australian delegation to demonstrate sustainable cooling innovation at the heritage site, in partnership with
Hosts Australian delegation to demonstrate sustainable cooling innovation at the heritage site, in partnership with
Chapter to host full-day technical conference under the patronage of the UAE Ministry of Energy
The programme hosted energy sector leaders from 19 countries, spotlighting the UAE’s experience in sustainable
District Cooling provider says move marks its entry into the Abu Dhabi market with plans
Participants will receive 18 PDH credits for completing the Level II course, which will focus
Weakness in infrastructure is mirrored by a funding gap, report estimates that climate investment in
ASHRAE to showcase solutions at 2025 Building Decarbonisation Conference Society says event will be a
Announce upgrade to “HVACR industry’s first AI-based technical support platform”
As mentioned the last time around, this issue of the magazine marks the beginning of the Editorial Campaign, ‘IEQ & Fertility. And we at Climate Control Middle East can already feel the rush of excitement, given the assemblage of some of the most renowned specialists in the fields of fertility and air filtration. Over the years – and we are nearing 20 as a magazine – we have conducted weighty editorial campaigns, including on District Cooling, IEQ (in schools and healthcare) and the ongoing one on refrigerants. IEQ & Fertility is special, because reproductive health is an intensely emotional issue.
Calling wall systems ‘silent sentinels, Mohanad Abobakr says they play as much a vital role as ventilation in preventing microbial cross-contamination and enhancing infection control
Dr Marcus George, CEO and Partner, Engineering Consortium Consulting Engineers (ECCE), citing globally renowned examples of actions that have led to permanent coexistence with extreme-weather conditions, says it is possible for the UAE to effectively mitigate the severity of damage
Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman and the UAE have ratified the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol, a significant step towards reducing HFC emissions and aligning with global climate goals. However, effective implementation requires robust policies, infrastructure upgrades and industry collaboration, says Murad Abu-Salimah of Danfoss
Fostering a competitive environment for measuring technician skills is just what the doctor ordered. Sanjeev Maheshwari of Daikin Middle East & Africa elaborates on a vital aspect on which rests the possible success of an eco-system of widespread sustainable cooling and refrigeration
Utpal Joshi of Daikin MEA elaborates on the technical pathways and strategic priorities