The 7th Edition of DC Dialogue provides an opportunity to bolster the case for District Cooling as complementing efforts at achieving carbon neutrality, facilitates the comparing of notes on regulation, and gives a platform for the sharing of developer, technological solution provider and contractor perspectives. Indu Revikumar, Features Writer, Climate Control Middle East, has the story…

Posted: June 26, 2023

SNC says it will provide EPC services for the Riyadh-based facility’s District Cooling plant with ultimate capacity of 60,000 RT

Posted: June 13, 2023

In January 2023, Marubeni Corporation, United District Energy International (UDEI) and Ajlan & Bros for Trading signed a JV to launch District Cooling utility, Diarona District Energy Limited, in Saudi Arabia. Here, Takuma Hosaka, Vice President at Marubeni Middle-East & Africa Power Ltd., tells Surendar Balakrishnan, Editor, Climate Control Middle East, how the coming together of the three companies is defining the business approach of Diarona, and what Marubeni is bringing to the table…

Posted: June 9, 2023

The panel discussion witnessed active participation of decision-makers and experts in the District Cooling sector and potential investors from around the world, says Empower

Posted: June 8, 2023

Empower is one of the participants and sponsors of the even

Posted: June 5, 2023

The three organisations sign a JV to launch Diarona District Energy Limited in the Kingdom

Posted: May 15, 2023

District Cooling provider reports a first quarter EBITDA of AED 284 million (up by 8.2%)

Posted: May 5, 2023

Why, indeed, when it is common knowledge that a chiller’s efficiency is affected most by the lack of cleanliness of its heat transfer surfaces? asks Dan Mizesko

Posted: May 1, 2023

Utility provider says the modernisation and upgrade project, valued at AED 102 million, will enable it to serve 76 towers, 9,000 residences and 2,000 hotel units

Posted: April 18, 2023

Utility provider says the plant, with a cooling capacity of 47,000 RT, will serve more than 250 buildings

Posted: April 11, 2023