Enova signs contract with Aldar to achieve energy savings

The new contract will cover 18 commercial and retail properties, with a commitment of overall energy savings of 17.7% per year

By Staff Writer, January 20, 2022 Energy & Waste Management

Enova signs contract with Aldar to achieve energy savings

Renaud Capris, chief executive officer, Enova, and Jassem Busaibe, chief executive officer, Aldar Investment

Enova, one of the leading integrated energy and facilities management company, recently signed a new five-year energy performance contract (EPC) with Aldar.

The new contract will cover 18 commercial and retail properties, with a commitment of overall energy savings of 17.7% per year amounting to 10,000 tonnes of CO2 reduced per year.

The contract was signed by Renaud Capris, chief executive officer, Enova, and Jassem Busaibe, chief executive officer, Aldar Investment, and is part of a project to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions.

The signing took place at the World Future Energy Summit 2022 (WFES) held in Abu Dhabi during Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week.

Enova Aldar energy saving

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