Abu Dhabi Real Estate Firm Adopts Environment Friendly Technologies
Abu Dhabi based investment company Al Rayan Investments has joint hands with Green Precast System and Technologies, an Australian firm. The companies would jointly implement its distinctive 3D monolithic modular system. This idea would be applied to all construction projects across UAE to ascertain its commitment towards building real estate projects which contribute to the betterment of the environment.
Chairman of Board Al Rayan Investments, Mr Fardan Hassan Al Fardan said “In our role as a premier organization in Abu Dhabi we are committed to supporting the aspirations of our government in delivering environmentally friendly and sustainable technologies to the UAE, upholding the drive for a green future. In Green Precast we believe we have found the ideal partner to complete this aim, their technology enables significant savings to be made with up to 80% less labour required to deliver projects up to 70% faster than conventional methods, Their developments are 30% stronger and save up to 90% on the ongoing maintenance costs. Green Precast system is a combination is solutions and products, that varies from the UV - IR reflector that helps to save up to 50% on the running cost, the water technology can in some cases save up to 100% on irrigation or toilet flushing through the grey water treatment of the household, and the Ecobulb technology can reduce energy bills and usage by 85%. The combination of all these technologies is the world's leading green precast system. As a result we fully expect Green Precast to become one of the pre-eminent choices for major developments in the region in the near future.”
Competing with the Dubai real estate sector, now Abu Dhabi is gaining popularity with mega projects coming up in this region. Al Rayan Investment has signed the contract with Green Precast Systems and Technologies worth Dh450 million. Al Rayan Investments is the first company to opt for this technology. This company aims to offer residential accommodation to 25,000 people by 2010. Green Precast is a active member of Emirates Green Building Council. This company aims at offering up to 2000 jobs in the UAE.
Chairman of Board Al Rayan Investments, Mr Fardan Hassan Al Fardan said “In our role as a premier organization in Abu Dhabi we are committed to supporting the aspirations of our government in delivering environmentally friendly and sustainable technologies to the UAE, upholding the drive for a green future. In Green Precast we believe we have found the ideal partner to complete this aim, their technology enables significant savings to be made with up to 80% less labour required to deliver projects up to 70% faster than conventional methods, Their developments are 30% stronger and save up to 90% on the ongoing maintenance costs. Green Precast system is a combination is solutions and products, that varies from the UV - IR reflector that helps to save up to 50% on the running cost, the water technology can in some cases save up to 100% on irrigation or toilet flushing through the grey water treatment of the household, and the Ecobulb technology can reduce energy bills and usage by 85%. The combination of all these technologies is the world's leading green precast system. As a result we fully expect Green Precast to become one of the pre-eminent choices for major developments in the region in the near future.”
Competing with the Dubai real estate sector, now Abu Dhabi is gaining popularity with mega projects coming up in this region. Al Rayan Investment has signed the contract with Green Precast Systems and Technologies worth Dh450 million. Al Rayan Investments is the first company to opt for this technology. This company aims to offer residential accommodation to 25,000 people by 2010. Green Precast is a active member of Emirates Green Building Council. This company aims at offering up to 2000 jobs in the UAE.
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