Etihad ESCO has signed an agreement with Dubai Airports to retrofit Terminals 1, 2, and 3 of Dubai International Airport (DXB) and the Dubai International Airport Hotel at Concourse B
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SMKA Electric marks 40th anniversary
This year marks Al Naboodah Electrical?s 40th anniversary for its retail business, SMKA Electric, said Krishna Pillai, general manager of Al Naboodah Electrical
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Dubai's Nakheel records $1bn net profit in 9M 2017
The company also confirmed it had handed over 1,200 units in 2017 to date, with an additional 23,000 under construction across Dubai
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SKM launches chiller line with R-1234ze refrigerant
SKM Air Conditioning has launched the first chiller line in the Middle East to be equipped with Honeywell?s Solstice ze (R-1234ze) refrigerant
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UAE's EGA completes $300m project to replace old production lines
Emirates Global Aluminium has completed a three-year, $300m (AED1.1bn) project to replace older production lines at its Jebel Ali aluminium smelter with its own UAE-developed technology
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Dubai Municipality signs deal to develop water saving tap
Dubai Municipality has signed an agreement to market and produce a new water tap that will save significant quantities for religious and commercial facilities
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Transguard Group inaugurates $1m training facility in Dubai
Transguard Group’s newly opened Centre of Excellence, located in Dubai Investment Park, will host training courses for up to 450 staff members per day
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Manazel to build four schools near Abu Dhabi homes
The schools are part of Manazel’s expansion and diversification strategies, which will deliver long-term revenue and shareholder benefits, the company’s chairman said
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ServeU FM wants to double company roster
ServeU currently employs close to 5,000 staff, and the company plans to double that number in the next couple years
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Saudi Arabia to build new $500bn megacity on Red Sea coast
The government of Saudi Arabia has announced that it will build a new city on the red sea coast that will be entirely independent from existing governmental frameworks
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