Empower’s Command Control Center can now link 100 plants

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A group of representatives from Dubai’s cooling services provider Empower recently announced that the company’s Command Control Center (CCC) now monitors 26 of its 62 plants through its advanced smart network; moving into the future, the center plans to continue growing until it can serve as many as 74 additional plants.

“This is a major step in Dubai’s march toward conservation by providing environmental friendly and more efficient district cooling services, as part of the implementation of the Green Economy for Sustainable Development initiative launched by H.H Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE, Ruler of Dubai,” H.E Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, chief executive officer of the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) and Empower chairman, said.

The smart connectivity of Empowers plants through the center is powered by the communications infrastructure of Dubai.
The CCC is the first of its kind.

As a company, Empower provides cooling services to large-scale real estate developments.



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