Tabreed

Ever since Tabreed was commissioned by the UAE Government to construct a district cooling plant in Suweihan in the late 1990s, the company has continued to play a vital role in enabling the nation’s economic development by providing pioneering cooling solutions to key infrastructure projects - first in the UAE, and later, across the GCC.



In the UAE, during the peak summer months, air-conditioning typically accounts for 70% of energy consumption. By utilizing approximately 50% less energy, district cooling helps reduce costs to owners and governments alike, while also protecting the environment by decreasing carbon dioxide emissions.

Today, Tabreed delivers its energy-efficient, economical, and environmentally-friendlier cooling solutions to many of the region’s landmark projects, including the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Ferrari World, Dubai Metro, Etihad Towers, World Trade Center Abu Dhabi, Aldar’s HQ, The Pearl – Qatar as well as the Jebal Omar Development Project in Mecca and the Bahrain Financial Harbour, to name just a few.



Its services have reduced energy consumption in the GCC by more than 1 billion kilowatt hours annually, which has led to the elimination of over 550,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions from our atmosphere – the equivalent of removing over 110,000 cars from our streets every year.



In the 15 years since its establishment, Tabreed has become the region’s leading district cooling provider. Its portfolio now includes 66 plants in the GCC that deliver 830,000 refrigerated tons to projects vital to their respective nations’ economic development and diversification.