Johnson Controls supports Saudi HVAC CONFEX

Al Salem Johnson Controls will be taking part as the event guide sponsor at the upcoming first annual Saudi HVAC CONFEX 2013.
The event is taking place in Riyadh with the support of the Ministry of Water and Electricity.
The prestigious Saudi HVAC CONFEX 2013, will serve not only as a vital platform to promote the requirements for significant energy savings to the highest levels of government decision-makers, but will also bring together key regional and international industry players to help formulate strategies, discuss the latest case studies and benchmark global best practices.
Given that Saudi Arabia is facing a steep and continual rise in the demand for domestic energy and with massive future implications for both the economy and environment, Al Salem Johnson Controls is eager to be part of this momentous event especially in view of the fact that ASJC, York offers sustainable cooling solutions and conservation of energy with its Absorption Chillers that are designed, manufactured and tested in a state-of-the-art compliant.
Their high quality materials, innovative design and modern manufacturing methods produce an absorption chiller that is unmatched in quality consuming less than 2 percent of electrical energy when compared to water-cooled centrifugal chiller.
Also, ASJC’s state-of-the-art York Air-cooled VSD Screw chiller saves 10 percent to 15 percent energy over standard screw chillers.
Basil Abdulaziz, vice president and managing director of Al-Salem Johnson Controls, said: “On behalf of Al-Salem Johnson Controls, it’s my great pleasure to be invited by the Ministry of Water and Electricity to attend the Saudi HVAC Confex and promote the importance of developing and implementing a sustainable HVAC efficiency strategy for the Kingdom, while reducing the impact of energy usage. As a world leader in HVAC technology, York, by Al Salem Johnson Controls brings together advanced absorption cooling technology with the largest, most experienced, factory trained service organization across the globe.”