Cooling as a Service holds innumerable advantages, but barriers such as limited awareness, perceived complexity of performance-based contracts, financing constraints and uncertainty over long-term savings have slowed its wider adoption, says Dr Angela Fandino of Engineering Sustainable Futures (ESF)
Posted: November 10, 2025
The company says it will launch the solution in 2023 with a UAE-based customer
Posted: September 13, 2023
Advocates of Cooling as a Service (CaaS) say that if at all anything, decentralised utility consumption models are showing signs of deeper entrenchment in the region – evidence that they can walk the talk. Indu Revikumar, Features Writer, Climate Control Middle East, has the story...
Posted: September 12, 2023
Event, held in collaboration with REEM RAK, aimed to raise awareness on Cooling as a Service, a pay-per-use financial model aimed at increasing efficiency of chilled water plants
Posted: March 15, 2023
Larbi Behloul, Head of Facilities Management, Dubai Developments, writing in response to the article on Cooling as a Service (CaaS) in the February 2023 issue of Climate Control Middle East, weighs in on the pros and cons of District Cooling and CaaS
Posted: March 2, 2023
The world reportedly needs an estimated USD 5.4 trillion in annual urban climate finance to mitigate climate change. The challenge is a formidable one, but on the ground here in the GCC region – and I suspect in many other parts of the world – the disquietude is not over the multi-trillion-dollar investment that is […]
Posted: February 23, 2023
Henrique Pereira, CEO, Taka Solutions, firmly believes Cooling as a Service is the way forward at a time when financial headwinds are forcing many building owners to look for options to cut down on capital costs. Excerpts from an interview he gave to Surendar Balakrishnan of Climate Control Middle East…
Posted: February 10, 2023
Company describes initiative as revolutionising cooling in the UAE through the disruptive pay-per-use cooling model
Posted: January 30, 2023