4-5 December 2017 | InterContinental Doha, Qatar
Implementing HVAC systems for pioneering energy efficiency, conservation and optimisation
The 2nd Annual Qatar HVAC Contracting conference will take place from 3-5 December in Doha, Qatar. It will focus on the sustainable trends and technologies of HVAC systems to align the roles of MEP and HVAC contractors for Vision Qatar 2030.
The role of sustainable technology and green buildings is very crucial in lowering the energy costs, as 70% of Qatar’s infrastructure costs are produced by electricity. The case-studies and panel discussions from HVAC experts will aim to provide an interactive brainstorming opportunity to discuss energy efficiency, optimisation, and conservation.
Who should attend?
The Qatar HVAC Conference brings together:
Heads of HVAC
Directors from ministries of energy, housing & environment
Heads of mechanical, electrical, plumbing
(MEP)
Heads of contracts, estimation and procurement
Heads of Maintenance
Heads of Facilities
Heads of Construction
Heads of Infrastructure planning
Heads of Mechanical engineering sustainability
Heads of Materials
Heads of Environment
Heads of Residential Property
Heads of Commercial Property
From the following industries:
Government Organizations
MEP Contractors
HVAC System Providers
HVAC Service Providers
Engineering and Design Consultancy Organizations
Architectural Firms
Property Developers
Research Organizations
See what our past attendees had to say
Why you should attend:
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Learn how to drive energy efficiency across all stages of the HVAC life cycle – planning, design, construction installation, and maintenance
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Understand how to expedite the transition from conventional HVAC systems to sustainable HVAC technological innovations
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Discuss the latest sustainable and green building concepts and their impact on Qatar
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Learn how to optimize district cooling technology for cooling towers using Treated Sewage Effluent (TSE) water
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Gain insight on how to integrate future technologies and smart devices with legacy HVAC chillers
