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DSCE hosts power, water workshop

The Dubai Supreme Council of Energy, or DSCE, in collaboration with the Emirates Wildlife Society (EWS) organised a two-day training workshop, attended by over 60 representatives of more than 30 government departments in Dubai, on topics related to the conservation of power ,and water consumption in office buildings.

Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, vice-chairman of the DSCE, said that the DSCE seeks to raise awareness on the judicious use of electricity and water to ensure environmental sustainability in the Emirate of Dubai, in line with the Dubai Integrated Energy Strategy 2030, which focuses on improved energy efficiency as a key strategic objective.

“We are keen to partner with various government departments to effectively reduce electricity and water consumption by focusing on conservation. To achieve this, DSCE has organised several training sessions to improve energy management capabilities in government authorities and departments,” said Al Tayer.

Ahmed Butti Al Muhairabi, Secretary General of DSCE, said: “Our cooperation with EWS comes as part of our interest to exchange experiences with various parties including non-profit organisations, and we look forward to see the results of this cooperation. These workshops will promote the culture of conservation, save natural resources and strengthen the achievements of Dubai Integrated Energy Strategy 2030.”

Ida Tillisch, acting director-general of Emirates Wildlife Society, said: “We are honoured and pleased to cooperate with DSCE for the training of officials from various government departments to reduce the carbon footprint in the workplace. Through the workshop we provided the tools and basic skills needed to assist government departments to reduce their carbon footprint through energy conservation and efficient water usage.” —