Dec 18, 2023

Dubai, United Arab Emirates Dec 17, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Etihad Energy Services, which is fully owned by Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) proudly announces a transformative collaboration with Dubai Airports, comprising an innovative retrot initiative and an extensive solar integration project, aligning with the commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship, aligning with COP28 sustainability goals.
Etihad Energy Services, in collaboration with Dubai Airports, a key operator of some of the world's busiest terminals, including Dubai International Airport and Dubai World Central, is at the forefront of driving substantial positive transformations in energy practices while championing sustainability initiatives. Anticipated to generate significant annual energy and water savings, these projects at Dubai Airports play a pivotal role in shaping a more eco-friendly and sustainable future for the region.
HE Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD & CEO of DEWA, said, "In line with the vision and directives of the wise leadership in consolidating a green economy in the UAE, and coinciding with COP28, we are keen to strengthen cooperation with government and private organisations that share the same vision with us to consolidate environmental sustainability and achieve carbon neutrality. Sustainability is our central focus. Our cooperation with Dubai Airports marks a pivotal step in our commitment to environmental sustainability, addressing energy efficiency through retrot measures and embracing clean energy with solar integration. Through these projects, Etihad Energy Services aims to play a key role in achieving Dubai's vision to reach a sustainable future."
Paul Griths, Chief Executive Officer of Dubai Airports stated, "Dubai Airports is steadfast in our commitment to facilitating efficient global air connectivity while prioritising environmental sustainability at Dubai International (DXB) and Dubai World Central (DWC). Our collaboration with Etihad Energy Services on energy-efficient projects represents our dedication to embracing innovative and sustainable practices. These endeavours align with the UAE's strategic initiative to achieve Net Zero by 2050 and with the aviation industry's united effort to continue decarbonising operations, to collectively forge a path towards a brighter and more sustainable future." This dynamic collaboration sets a new standard for sustainable partnerships, showcasing the positive impact that joint efforts can achieve in both energy efficiency and environmental stewardship. Etihad Energy Services and Dubai Airports establish a remarkable benchmark for sustainable practices, setting the stage for a brighter future beyond current expectations.
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About Etihad Energy Services:
Etihad Energy Services is a pioneering venture established in 2013 as part of the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA). The primary objective of Etihad Energy Services is Dubai's built environment as a leading model of energy eciency. Our mission is to drive the energy performance contracting market in Dubai, focusing on the development of over 30,000 buildings for energy eciency projects. Our strategic goal is to catalyze the growth of a sustainable performance contracting market for energy service companies, achieved through the execution of building retrots, heightened district cooling penetration, empowerment of local ESCOs for the private sector, and facilitation of accessible project nance. To explore our achievements and environmental impact, please visit here.
About Dubai Airports:
Dubai Airports operates both of Dubai's airports - DXB and DWC.
As an integrator, Dubai Airports works to balance the interests of all stakeholders to maintain aviation growth, protect operational resilience and ensure that service providers collaborate to provide a safe and secure service and improve customer experience whilst maintaining a sustainable business.
DXB surpassed 2019 level of traffic by welcoming 64.5m passengers year to date, September 2023. With annual traffic of 66m passengers in 2022, DXB retained its position as the world's number one airport for international passenger traffic for the ninth year running.
High-resolution images of DXB are available here: Media Library
For recent updates, refer to our official social media platforms on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter or hashtags: #DubaiAirports #DXB #DubaiWorldCentral.
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