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Enhancing technologyCompliance with local and international standards -
Qatar Cool provides extensive knowledgeOver 15 years of operational service and expertise -
Utilizing state of the art systemsOwning and operating the world's largest district cooling plant -
Transforming cities into greener environmentsReducing electricity consumption by 60% -
Paving the way for the futureProviding sustainable energy solutions
WELCOME TO QATAR COOL
Qatar Cool is one of the leading district cooling company's in the Middle East
About Qatar Cool
Qatar District Cooling Company (Qatar Cool) was incorporated in November 2003 as a Qatari Closed Stock Company. The Company’s founding shareholders are the United Development Company PSC (UDC) of Qatar (51%) and the National District Cooling Company (Tabreed) of the United Arab Emirates (44%) and other local prominent shareholders (5%).
Qatar Cool is the leading district cooling company’s in Qatar. Since its inception, Qatar Cool has aimed for operational excellence in every aspect of its business. Over the past 15 years, the company has developed solid technical and operational experience and has refined its approach on both…
District Cooling
District cooling entails the production and circulation of chilled water to multiple buildings through a network of insulated underground pipes. Cooled water is pumped from the central plant through the pre-insulated underground pipes linked to the building connections, which is called a Energy Transfer Station (ETS). In the ETS, the coolness of the chilled water is used to chill down the water of the building through a Plate Heat Exchanger (PHE).
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