Dubai – Mubasher: Emirates Central Cooling Systems Corporation (Empower) announced that it has started designing a cooling plant Dubailand Residential Complex (DLRC).
The world’s largest district cooling services provider will design a plant with a full capacity of 40,000 refrigeration tonnes (RT), according to Empower’s statement.
The new cooling plant will benefit the residential and other facilities at DLRC.
The step comes along with the rising number of buildings and consumption in the area.
In 2010, Empower started providing district cooling services to DLCR through three cooling plants.
“Empower works on a strategic plan to develop its infrastructure by increasing the number of areas covered by district cooling systems in Dubai and expanding its existing network of 85,000 customers,” Ahmad Bin Shafar, CEO of Empower, said.
DLRC’s new cooling plant will be designed according to the state-of-the-art international standards, the sustainable green building standards and the modern urban development of Dubai.
Moreover, the plant will use digital technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications, which reduce energy consumption for cooling operations using sustainable approaches.
The company did not give further details concerning the plant’s total cost.
