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Empower Showcases Expertise in District Cooling at World Green Economy Summit in Dubai

Bin Shafar: Empower Can Help Countries Develop More Efficient Sustainable Living Plans

 Emirates Central Cooling Systems Corporation PJSC (Empower), the world's largest district cooling services provider, reaffirmed its commitment to aiding Arab and global nations in achieving sustainable development through cutting-edge district cooling solutions. During the World Green Economy Summit in Dubai, Empower highlighted its ability to surpass global sustainability benchmarks by adopting eco-friendly practices.

In a panel discussion at the Summit, which took place on October 3, 2024, under the theme "Empowering Global Action" at the Dubai World Trade Centre, H.E. Ahmad bin Shafar, CEO of Empower and Board Member Emeritus of the International District Energy Association (IDEA), discussed the critical role of district cooling in enhancing energy efficiency. He emphasized the importance of addressing the challenges faced by the industry, highlighting the sector's current status and the vast opportunities that can shape its future.

The session brought together key industry leaders, government officials, international organizations, and environmental advocates from around the world. Bin Shafar stressed the need for urgent action against climate change, which he described as an imminent global threat. He called for comprehensive policies and strategic plans to mitigate its impact, emphasizing that district cooling is a vital component of building a sustainable future.

Beyond its environmental benefits, bin Shafar noted that district cooling also delivers significant economic and social advantages, creating an ideal environment for expanding energy-saving systems.

Empower remains a leading advocate for addressing climate change and raising awareness about the effects of global warming. The company plays an instrumental role in supporting initiatives aligned with international sustainability goals, particularly those of the UAE, in combating climate change.

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