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Saudi Arabia : AL-SALEM Johnson Controls to encourage sustainable energy
Publish Date : 17-Sep-2013
At the fourth annual District Cooling Summit in Riyadh the Al-Salem Johnson Controls (ASJC) will take part. The Al-Salem Johnson Controls (ASJC)is a leader in delivering solutions that increase energy efficiency in buildings.
ASJC will introduce building technologies and services to assist the region control increasing energy costs, decrease environmental footprints and rise building value.
In Saudi Arabia, the demand for energy resources to fulfill cooling requirements equates to approximately 70 percent of the total usage.
ASJC makes available maintainable cooling solutions, containing York absorption chillers that are designed, manufactured and tested with maximum reliability. ASJC similarly provides smaller, energy-efficient chiller systems tailored to fit cooling and heating applications.
Basil Abdulaziz, VP & GM Saudi Arabia and Lebanon of Al Salem Johnson Controls said, "We are committed to helping the Kingdom use its valuable energy resources in efficient and sustainable ways. This summit will promote the importance of sustainable energy development for generations to come".
He said, "We create energy savings solutions to ensure that customers receive the most out of every single unit of energy, water, material and resource used in its building to reduce their environmental footprint as well as their operating costs".
Anwar Hassan, VP Engineered Systems Group (ESG) at ASJC, said: "As challenges arise for greater energy efficiency and more sustainable chillers, our customers will receive practical solutions that are adapted to their needs."
