01 December 2014

CLEANER energy and cleaner cities will be the focus of the sixth International District Cooling (DC) Conference to be held this month (December 14 to 16) at Jumeirah Beach Hotel in Dubai, UAE.

Organised by the International District Energy Association (IDEA), the conference will be hosted by Empower, the world’s largest district cooling services provider.

The conference, which is expected to shed light on the latest trends in district cooling as well as share success stories of this rapidly growing industry, will bring together owners, operators, suppliers, consultants, government agencies and regulators.

Part of the event will be devoted to regional and global trends, such as integrating thermal energy storage (TES) and optimising the systems. It will include an exhibition featuring equipment suppliers, systems integrators and consultants from the district cooling industry, and share industry best practices, updates on technological innovations and case studies.

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