Tabreed Oman is offering a dynamic approach to district cooling systems in Oman , as Business Review Middle East reports

With summer temperatures soaring to 50 degrees Celsius and beyond , it is obvious that cooling is big business in the Middle East – accounting for the majority of the energy needs across the region in the peak season . And district cooling , with the ability to save considerable amounts of energy when compared to traditional systems , is suitable for a range of developments from business districts and airports to hotels and high-density residential buildings . One centralised cooling system can pump chilled water to the buildings of numerous customers , reducing the inefficiencies that occur when every building needs to have its own cooling system .