In the middle of the COP28 proceedings, Etihad Energy Services and Dubai Airports are working together for sustainable retrofit and solar integration
Etihad Energy Services, a subsidiary fully owned by the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA), proudly announces a transformative collaboration with Dubai Airports. This partnership involves an innovative retrofit initiative and an extensive solar integration project, aligning with the commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship in line with COP28 sustainability goals.
Collaborating with Dubai Airports, a major operator of some of the world's busiest terminals, including Dubai International Airport and Dubai World Central, Etihad Energy Services aims to drive significant positive transformations in energy practices and champion sustainability initiatives. The projects at Dubai Airports are expected to generate substantial annual energy and water savings, contributing to a more eco-friendly and sustainable future for the region.
Paul Griffiths, CEO of Dubai Airports, underscores the commitment to facilitating efficient global air connectivity while prioritizing environmental sustainability at Dubai International (DXB) and Dubai World Central (DWC). The collaboration with Etihad Energy Services on energy-efficient projects reflects dedication to innovative and sustainable practices, aligning with broader industry efforts to decarbonize operations.
This dynamic partnership sets a new standard for sustainable collaborations, showcasing the positive impact that joint efforts can achieve in both energy efficiency and environmental stewardship. Etihad Energy Services and Dubai Airports establish a remarkable benchmark for sustainable practices, paving the way for a brighter and more sustainable future.





