Climate Control Middle East Magazine, February 2008 is now available. Free download, Zinio format. 

Climate Control Middle East is dedicated to the HVAC/R industry and construction sector in the Gulf, Egypt and the Levant.

Published monthly from Dubai, it offers unique insights into the HVAC/R industry in the Middle East and profiles trends, events, products and services that impact the construction sector.

From local news to interviews and features, Climate Control Middle East analyses the full range of activities in the HVAC/R industry.

It is as much concerned about reporting on core HVAC/R products, services and practices as it is about those that help create energy-efficient, environmentally friendly and aesthetically pleasing air-conditioning solutions.

Download Climate Control Middle East Magazine, February 2008

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Cover Story: The Green Apple.

CLIMATE CONTROL MIDDLE EAST

Energy efficiency and IAQ have moved into our collective psyche like never before. We are witness to a worldwide clamour for efficient and elegant engineering solutions and strategies.

Climate Control Middle East recognises this sentiment among engineers and technocrats and strives to perpetuate it among the readers. Playing the role of a conduit, the magazine aims to share innovations and bold engineering approaches – in all realms of the HVACR industry. A case-in-point is the field of district cooling in the region, where the very best of minds have assembled to deliberate and hammer out top-notch solutions to technical as well as economic challenges. The magazine takes upon itself the responsibility of channelling their solutions and strategies to the wide readership, so that everybody can benefit and push an entire industry forward.

Climate Control Middle East is about much more than energy-efficiency, IAQ and district cooling, though. It is about people and companies in the industry and a sharing of their concerns, ideas, thoughts and perceptions. It is about community building and a sense of fraternity.

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