Empower Announces Sponsorship of WETEX 2025
Emirates Central Cooling Systems Corporation PJSC (Empower), the world's largest district cooling services provider, has announced its strategic sponsorship of WETEX 2025.
The 27th edition of the Water, Energy, Technology, and Environment Exhibition will take place from September 30 to October 2, 2025. The event will be held at the Dubai World Trade Centre.
WETEX is known as a leading global platform to showcase innovations in water, energy, environmental sustainability, and renewable energy. It attracts companies, experts, and decision-makers from across the world.
Empower revealed that it will present its latest district cooling technologies and solutions at the exhibition. The company aims to highlight its role in reducing carbon emissions and improving energy efficiency.
These efforts align with the UAE's sustainability goals and the national strategy to reach carbon neutrality by 2050.
Ahmad Bin Shafar, CEO of Empower, reported that their support for WETEX reflects a strong commitment to advancing a sustainable green economy in the UAE. He noted that WETEX has become a prestigious platform for exchanging knowledge and innovations in clean energy. Empower will showcase advanced projects and expansion plans.
The company supports Dubai's vision of becoming the world's most sustainable city.
Empower emphasized that its district cooling services are among the most energy-efficient and environmentally friendly solutions available.
Through its participation, Empower aims to contribute to the environmental agenda of Dubai and the wider UAE.
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