UAE-based Emirates Central Cooling Systems Corporation (Empower) has awarded Dh175 million ($48 million) contracts for extension of its district cooling pipe networks in the emirate.
The entity will extend its district cooling pipe network on Sheikh Zayed Road to serve the Dubai Arena and Al Wasl Tower with 3 km from Empower’s district cooling plant in Business Bay.
Unique technologies will be used to connect the pipes in a way that does not disturb road traffic system, by digging a tunnel under Sheikh Zayed Road, with a depth of 15 metres. Another pipe network will be extended to Al Batha Tower.
The extension will also include other projects at Dubai Healthcare City (Phase 2 Jumeirah Village South, Dubailand, Cityland, and Dubai Science Park (Phase 2) which is having a total length of 8 kms.
Announcing the new contracts, CEO Ahmad Bin Shafar said an advanced infrastructure contributes to providing world-class district cooling services.
Empower, he stated, pays great attention at all its operational phases, from its district cooling plants to its high-quality and environmentally-friendly pipe networks.
"The extension of the pipe network reflects the high demand for district cooling systems across the emirate, and indicates the wide-spread of district cooling services in various sectors. This contributes to energy conservation, saving the environment, preservation of natural resources, and saving maintenance and operational costs," he added.-TradeArabia News Service
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