Abu Dhabi: Provis achieves Dh2.4 million energy, utility savings in 16 residential, retail units

During the first half of 2022, Provis, a full-service real-estate company in Abu Dhabi, announced significant energy and utility savings totalling Dh2.4 million across 13 managed residential communities and three retail destinations.

Through chilled water and energy-optimisation initiatives, the company successfully reduced over 5,000 tons of carbon emissions and saved over 4 million kWh of energy, enough to power nearly 600 rural homes for six months.

The sustainable measures were rolled out across Sun & Sky Towers, Gate & Arc Towers, Al Zeina, Al Muneera, Al Ghadeer, Al Raha Gardens, Golf Gardens, Al Gurm, Al Bateen Park, The Bridges Residences, Eastern Mangroves, Saadiyat Beach Residences, Saadiyat Beach Villas and in the retail destinations of Yas Mall, Al Jimi Mall, and World Trade Centre. The installation of energy-efficient heat pumps in place of outdated natural gas boilers for household water central heating systems was one of the major factors that contributed to the H1 2022 energy savings.

HP Aengaar, CEO at Provis said, “The energy and utility savings we have achieved since the beginning demonstrate our unwavering commitment to energy efficiency. We have implemented several sustainability projects and programmes over the years that have resulted in significant energy savings and had a positive impact on the environment.”

Aengaar added, "We are employing a number of energy and utility management programmes throughout our portfolio to increase efficiency and lower each community's carbon impact through modernising and digitising the assets’ infrastructure. This effort enables us to reduce our overall energy consumption by 5% over the next two years and is in line with the UAE Net-Zero by 2050 strategic initiative.”

Other energy-saving measures were also implemented by Provis including the installation of a cloud-based real-time Building Management System (BMS), which collects data instantly and detects faults automatically, lowering operating costs and energy bills, coupled with various system optimisation initiatives to significantly improve temperature set points during cooler weather to reduce chilled water consumption.

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