Enoc achieves Dhs395 million in energy savings
Driving resilience through sustainable economic growth, the Group saved Dhs395 million in total energy from 2014 to 2024, mitigating 703,840 metric tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions.
As part of its long-term commitment to environmental responsibility, Enoc joined millions around the world in observing Earth Hour 2025, switching off non-essential lights at its headquarters, operational facilities, and service stations on March 22nd from 8.30pmto 9.30pm.
Saif Humaid Al Falasi, Group CEO of Enoc, said, 'Earth Hour is a powerful reminder of the urgency for collective action to ensure tangible results in combating environmental challenges. Enoc Group remains steadfast in its commitment to promoting sustainable development initiatives and raising awareness about optimising energy consumption in the UAE and beyond.'
In 2024, Enoc business units achieved substantial savings through targeted energy efficiency initiatives.
Enoc Processing Company (EPCL) spearheaded these efforts, saving Dhs2,314,669 through various energy and resource management initiatives.
The Retail unit made a significant contribution with the implementation of key projects such as the integration of Solar PV LED Lights in the Retail Operations Management & AutoPro sites, resulting in a combined saving of Dhs3,115,294. Enoc's Corporate Real Estate (CRE), and Emirates Gas further contributed to the Group's success, respectively achieving savings of Dhs539,448 and Dhs139,409. Enoc's commitment to sustainability is evident in its portfolio of successful initiatives spanning water conservation, renewable energy, and energy efficiency. These include Solar PV implementation across facilities, LED lighting installation throughout operations, and advanced water management solutions.
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