Abu Dhabi – Mubasher: The UAE-based, Etihad Energy Services “Etihad ESCO” signed with Emirates National Oil Company Limited (ENOC) an agreement to rehabilitate ENOC’s fuel stations.
The contract is expected to reduce the consumption of fuel stations for energy by 36% during the coming seven years.
The agreement will be a part to transfer Dubai to be an international model for clean energy, Emirates News Agency (WAM) reported, citing Etihad ESCO’s Chairman Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer as saying.
Under the deal, Etihad ESCO will improve ENOC fuel stations’ energy consumption through implementing experimental project at one station, which will take place in other stations in the coming period.
Etihad ESCO is wholly owned subsidiary of Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA).
