10th RetrofitTech & Sustainable Buildings MENA Summit

UAE: Dubai | Construction

Third Party Event

26 Feb 2025 - 27 Feb 2025

The 10th RetrofitTech & Sustainable Buildings MENA Summit taking place on 26 – 27 February 2025 at the Sofitel Dubai Downtown, marks ten years of innovation and leadership in retrofitting, sustainable building and energy efficiency.

The 2025 edition will expand to cover an even wider array of energy-saving topics with a special emphasis on sectors like hospitality, healthcare, district cooling, deep retrofitting, industrial facilities and many more.

Distinguished lineup of expert speakers include:
• Faisal Ali Al Rashid, DSM Senior Director, Dubai Supreme Council of Energy
• James Grinnell, Director, Water, Regulation and Supervision Bureau
• Majd Fayyad, DSM Strategy & Policy Lead, Supreme Council of Energy
• Dr Engr Aishah Al Shehhi, Engineering Expert, Federal Infrastructure Projects Sector, Ministry of Energy & Infrastructure – UAE
• Ahmad Hossein Rostam, Manager – Technical Services Section, General Maintenance Department, Dubai Municipality

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Key focus themes include:
• Building performance retrofits
• Designing and constructing sustainable buildings
• Optimisation and retrofitting in district cooling
• Deep retrofits for sustainable industrial operation
• Greening hospitality and healthcare

Exclusive offer for Oxford Business Group subscribers! Enjoy a special 15% discount on your registration. To take advantage of this offer, email at opportunities@acm-events.com or call +971 4 587 5944.

*Please note, this discount is not applicable to technology and solution providers.

For more information on the event, visit: www.retrofittechmena.com

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