June and July saw a succession of incredibly good news for Dubai’s real estate sector. The first was the announcement of an update to Dubai’s Contractor and Engineering Consultancy Rating System. Set to come into force in early 2026, it aims to usher in a more accurate and integrated framework for evaluating the performance of construction firms and engineering offices across the emirate. According to Dubai Municipality, it will include a wider range of performance indicators and assessment criteria, which will enable more precise evaluations of technical capacity, project execution quality, regulatory compliance and sustainability practices.

Posted: August 5, 2025

District Cooling utility provider briefs them on operations of its new systems in District Cooling

Posted: February 1, 2023

Company shows its latest HVAC solutions, including its VRF technology and peak load and energy modelling software

Posted: January 9, 2023

Company showcases “latest HVAC solutions” for achieving more sustainable residential and commercial buildings

Posted: January 3, 2022

It’s become a year-end, on-and-off feature at Climate Control Middle East to share a wish-list of where we would like to see the HVACR industry and the broad building construction ecosystem heading. The inherent objective is to identify aspects that protect the interests of all relevant stakeholders through peaks and troughs, and to highlight efforts […]

Posted: December 23, 2021

Technology experts will use practical examples to show how new device will increase energy efficiency and reduce operating costs

Posted: May 14, 2021

The UAE Minister of Climate Change and Environment recently described the approval and implementation of the country’s new Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), tied to achieving the climate change mitigation goals of the historic Paris Agreement of 2015, as a key milestone, adding that the “move falls under our national economic and energy diversification drive, manifested […]

Posted: February 23, 2021

Stakeholders blighted by payment delays and the experience of being at the receiving end of lopsided contracts expressed their feelings at The Consultant Contractor Conference 2017, in September in Dubai. In the first of a two-part report, Benwen Lopez presents the discussions that unfolded at the event.

Posted: November 29, 2017

Aisha Al Abdooli, Director, Air Quality Department at the UAE Ministry of Climate Change and Environment, suggests ways to tackle indoor air pollution

Posted: March 28, 2017

B Surendar is the Editor of Climate Control Middle East

Posted: March 22, 2017