Dubai hotels could benefit from investing in innovative energy solutions to reduce operational costs and improve sustainable performance
Etihad ES and TAQATI encourage the adoption of energy efficient solutions across Dubai’s hotel sector
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DEWA’s projects and initiatives attract many visitors at 5th DIGAE
Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has concluded its successful participation in the 5th Dubai International Government Achievements Exhibition (DIGAE), which was held from 2-4 April 2017 under the theme ‘National Governments… Global Achievements’. DEWA’s stand attracted many visitors who commended its innovative projects and initiatives, and actively took part in discussions, lectures, and workshops that were organised by DEWA and supervised by specialists, experts, and media figures.
DEWA to build 97 new 132/11kV substations to meet future energy demand
DEWA constructs DESIGNDS-132-11 kV Substation
Clean energy offers massive potential for GCC to maintain global energy leadership and reap substantial fossil fuel savings: report
- Renewable energy (RE) plans for region’s electricity sectors could result in overall savings of USD 55 to 87 billion
- Fossil fuel savings in power and water sectors could peak at around 400 million barrels of oil equivalent by 2030
- Savings for Saudi Arabia, the region’s largest consumer of fossil fuels for power production, at 170 million
DEWA launches Free Electrons to support next generation of international clean energy entrepreneurs
HE Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD & CEO of Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA), has launched the Free Electrons programme, a global energy accelerators programme that provides an integrated framework to promote international cooperation and support innovation, to identify solutions to meet future global energy needs. The announcement was made at the Armani hotel in Dubai.
