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UAE Recognized as 'Cool Leader' for Sustainable Cooling Efforts in Singapore

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 17
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The Global Cooling Pledge Assembly 2026 was held in Singapore, where the United Arab Emirates was recognized as an inaugural 'Cool Leader'. The recognition highlighted the UAE's experience in district cooling and its role in advancing global climate and development policies.

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The recognition reflects the UAE's ongoing efforts to implement its commitments under the Global Cooling Pledge. Since cooling can account for the majority of peak electricity demand in hot climates, cooling efficiency and resilient infrastructure are critical to the UAE's energy priorities.

Singapore co-hosts the COP30 assembly with the United Nations Environment Programme in Belém.

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    The United Arab Emirates might see increased international investment in its sustainable cooling and energy infrastructure.

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