With the construction industry in overdrive, the
Middle East is being called ‘the epicentre of cooling’. Indeed,
nowhere else in the world can you hope to see the kind of hectic
HVACR activity as in the Middle East.
Set against this backdrop, we feel privileged to publish
Climate Control Middle East, the only dedicated magazine on the
HVACR industry in the region.
While being an industry-specific magazine is a virtue, we do not
rest on it. With a set of pro-active measures in place, we produce
an editorial well of news and analysis that is timely, relevant and
accurate. Through cover stories, feature stories, technical papers,
case studies and guest columns, we open the world of HVACR to you,
as played out in the Middle East.
Broadly speaking, a typical issue of Climate Control Middle
East contains information on district cooling, Green Buildings
and IAQ. In addition, we look at policy matters – be it relating to
the Montreal Protocol or Kyoto Protocol – governmental initiatives
and industry regulations.
While we regard all aspects of HVACR as important, we feel
compelled to intensify our focus on certain aspects. A case in point
is district cooling. Another example is IAQ. Since its inception,
the magazine has established a happy tradition of publishing
in-depth pull-out supplements on the two subjects. The discussion on
district cooling encompasses a mind-boggling range of sub-issues,
including the low delta T syndrome, thermal energy storage and
fouling of equipment. And in the case of IAQ, the sub-issues include
mould remediation, VOCs and maintenance procedures.
Since its origin, Climate Control Middle East has evolved
into a must-read publication in the industry. We attribute this
happy state of affairs as much to journalistic curiosity as to
planning and a structured approach to news gathering and
dissemination.