Unlocking the Potential of District Cooling in the Middle East
The Middle East is known for its scorching hot temperatures, particularly during the summer months, making cooling a necessity for both residential and commercial buildings. As a result, Middle East district cooling s ystems have emerged as an attractive solution for meeting cooling demands while reducing energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. The Middle Eastern city of Dubai is a shining example of one that has adopted district cooling systems. Since 2003, the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has made a concerted effort to encourage the use of district cooling systems in the city. With a capacity of more than 1.5 million refrigeration tonnes, Dubai currently possesses one of the largest district cooling systems in the world (RT). Here are a few advantages provided by the system: Environmentally friendly The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) area has the potential to save up to 30% of energy usage by 2030 through the installation of district cooling...