UAE-based Emirates Central Cooling Systems Corporation (Empower) is set to showcase its major projects and solutions at the upcoming American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) conference in Georgia, US.

The world's largest gathering of the leading global cooling and air conditioning service providers, ASHRAE, Winter Conference and AHR Expo will be held from January 12 to 16 at the Georgia International Convention Centre.
 
A senior delegation from Empower led by its CEO Ahmad Bin Shafar is taking part in the event, which will see over 56,000 members of the association representing 132 countries in attendance.

At the event, top global cooling and air conditioning service providers will discuss several topics on the challenges of innovative energy-saving technology and solutions during the event.

"Empower is committed to taking part in all the sessions at ASHRAE conference as it is a valuable opportunity for those working in the field of cooling and air conditioning worldwide, as well as experts in the energy sector," remarked Bin Shafar.

"The event provides a platform for exchanging of information and networking, through a wide range of presentations, discussions, and tracks. It is also an opportunity for Empower, the world's largest district cooling services provider, to highlight its projects, and state-of-the-art solutions and technologies," he explained.

The agenda of this year's conference includes a number of events, training, educational activities, seminars and panel discussions, hosted by the ASHRAE Learning Institute.

"Our need to exchange experiences and strengthen partnerships stems mainly from our commitment to enhance sustainable development efforts in the UAE," remarked Bin Shafar.

"District cooling is now one of the key elements of modern and sustainable cities. Our participation in ASHRAE conference allows us to exchange views, bring together visions and fruitful and constructive cooperation to achieve the common objectives of all participants," he added.-TradeArabia News Service