Provis achieves significant energy and utility savings in H1

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Leading full-service real-estate services company Provis has achieved significant energy and utility savings worth AED3.4 million during the first half of 2021, across 12 Provis managed communities. 
 
The company successfully reduced over 7,000 tonnes of carbon emissions and conserved more than 17 million kWh of energy driven by chilled water and energy-optimisation initiatives.
 
Fully owned by Aldar Estates, Provis is a full-service real estate company that offers deep industry knowledge, technical expertise, and a commitment to exceptional service with a dedicated team that works as one to deliver integrated real estate services and solutions in the UAE and the wider region, said the statement from Provis. 
 
The sustainable measures were rolled out across Gate & Arc Towers, Sun & Sky Towers, Al Muneera, Al Zeina, Al Bandar, Al Raha Gardens, Golf Gardens, Alghadeer, Al Bateen Park, Al Gurm, Ansam, and Al Hadeel, it stated.  
 
HP Aengaar, CEO at Provis, said: "The energy we were able to save in six months is enough to power more than 12,000 rural homes with electricity for a full year, and represents a 14% increase compared to what was achieved during the same period last year."
 
"We are committed to sustainability, and it is part of our company’s DNA. In fact, our team, our contractors and our suppliers, are all expected to think innovatively to protect the environment and these numbers demonstrate the success of this commitment," he noted.
 
"We are proud to say that we have surpassed our AED 1.85 million target set for the first half of 2021 and are aiming for an additional 2 to 3% increase in our yearly energy savings by the end of 2022," he added.
 
Measures adopted in 2021 include the installation of water faucet aerators, replacing Natural Gas boilers with heat pumps for central hot water systems, integration of Fan Coil Units with our Building Management System (BMS) and scheduling, using cloud-based BMS data analytics to monitor temperature and humidity levels.
 
Also among the key steps was the replacement of conventional modulating chilled water control valves with energy valves for Fresh Air Handling Units, replacement of non-LED lights with LED lights, replacement of non-inverter AC units with inverter AC units as well as installing adiabatic chiller cooling systems and optimisation of operational control philosophy of chilled water and connecting treated sewage effluent for irrigation purposes to reduce domestic water consumption, added Aengaar.-TradeArabia News Service

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