Khazna Data Centres and BEEAH Digital have formed a joint venture (JV) company to advance digital infrastructure in Sharjah, starting with the city’s first Tier 3 data centre. The newly established JV will be called One Data Centre SPV Limited and operate under the name of Khazna Data Centres.

According to a WAM report, the data centre will be equipped with high-tech security, fire and environmental control systems, as well as full redundancy grade power.

In a signing ceremony at the BEEAH Group Headquarters, Hassan Alnaqbi, CEO of Khazna Data Centres, and Khaled Al Huraimel, Vice Chairman and Group CEO of BEEAH Group, officially formed the JV.

In February 2022, Robin Keuning, Lead Project Manager at Turner & Townsend told Middle East Construction News (MECN) there’s no substitute for engaging a project manager who already has first-hand experience to lead a quality-driven data centre development to successful completion.

As the venture’s inaugural project, the Tier 3 data centre will support the Sharjah Government’s ambitious digital transformation efforts. It will also enable organisations across the UAE to pursue digitally led operations that deliver scalable high-performance services, create new jobs and commercial opportunities, and foster customer satisfaction.

Alnaqbi said: “Data centres are cornerstones in enabling innovation and driving growth for businesses across various sectors. They are also creating digital opportunities and seamless connections as businesses continue to develop and scale their operations. At Khazna Data Centres, we are focused on further investments in building the infrastructure in the UAE to enable our existing and new customers in Sharjah, specifically to launch their services closer to their consumers.”

The data centre will be well positioned to support businesses in enhancing their customers’ experiences, unlocking the value of technologies, and making headway on their carbon footprint reduction goals by meeting their environmental and sustainability needs, he added.

In March, EDGNEX said it broke ground on a new 20MW data centre in Riyadh.

Once operational, the centre will have a capacity of 9MW. It will have multiple power and cooling pathways, maximising uptime while minimising the cost of maintenance and power. Technologies to reduce cooling requirements will be integrated into the data centre. With solar power, the project will minimise emissions relating to power consumption. Inside, smart LED lighting with motion sensors will also help conserve energy. With a Power Usage Efficiency of 1.5 and below, the data centre will be more energy-efficient than the industry average, the statement said.

It will also be designed to reduce water consumption with systems to reuse and recycle wastewater. It is aligned with Khazna’s ‘Future First Strategy’, which aims to achieve carbon-neutrality operations across all its sites by 2050. The data centre is also aligned with BEEAH Digital’s purpose, which is to accelerate sustainable impact for societies using robust digital solutions.

Ultimately, the data centre will adopt Net Zero waste standards and certifications, benchmarked against the UAE’s sustainability agenda and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Khazna and BEEAH Digital are committed to exploring renewable energy sources to meet the data centre’s power requirements. The facility will also be constructed to achieve green building certifications from Estidama and LEED.

In April, ALEC launched a new data centre construction company with Prefabricated and Liquid Immersion Solutions.

Al Huraimel noted, “With a Tier 3 data centre, we can enhance the available infrastructure for government entities and private companies. The advanced IT infrastructure will help boost investments, attract business and bring world-class services and data sovereignty for the wider public.”

Earlier, the BEEAH Group launched the region’s first commercial-scale, waste-to-energy plant in Sharjah with a 30MW output. A portion of the output from this waste-to-energy plant is being explored as a potential energy source.

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Following strong demand for Pixel, Nudra and the first phase of AlJurf Gardens, Abu Dhabi developer IMKAN Properties says it is accelerating plans to launch new projects. Upscale developments in AlJurf and Makers District will be announced in the near term following the rapid sell-out of the aforementioned projects, the developer emphasised.

According to IMKAN, local and global real estate demand continues to soar in some of the country’s most sought-after locations. It said that more than 74% of real estate transactions were by UAE nationals in the last 24 months, in addition to sales to buyers from 18 countries across Asia and the Middle East.

In December 2021, Imkan opened a redeveloped premium park in Abu Dhabi.

“Our strong property sales have strengthened the UAE’s position as a global destination and reinforced Abu Dhabi’s reputation as one of the world’s most sought-after real estate markets. The right design, in a premium location, developed by a trusted developer continues to represent a quality investment opportunity, and our projects fit this profile. Today’s announcement is a milestone and an achievement underscoring our strong rebound from the pandemic,” said Suwaidan Al Dhaheri, Managing Director at IMKAN.

He added, “As we continue to bring new projects to the market, we are confident in our ability to build unique communities using an innovative research-driven strategy. Our radical approach to placemaking has contributed to a portfolio of 26 projects in three continents, maximised financial value, minimised risk for investors and created unique living environments focused on the wellbeing of our residents. We are all set to launch new projects ahead of schedule in Makers District and AlJurf this year and look forward to welcoming a new generation of buyers to the IMKAN family.”

Customers cited attractive destinations, spacious unit sizes, smart floor plans and IMKAN’s long-standing reputation for quality as the key factors that influenced their decision to invest, the developer concluded.

In July 2022, developer Aldar said it would acquire four towers in deal worth $1.7bn while, in August, Apollo acquired a $400mn stake in Aldar Investment Properties.

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The Dubai Municipality will be hosting an exclusive workshop focused on 3D concrete printing at Big Project Middle East’s forthcoming Digital Construction Summit. The construction technology focused event is scheduled to take place on 14 September 2022 at the Anantara Downtown Dubai (previously known as the Oberoi Dubai) in Business Bay.

The workshop will feature a keynote titled ‘The Strategic Implementation of 3D Concrete Printing’, which will be presented by Aisha AlMulla, Head of Research & Building Section at Dubai Municipality.

It will also feature a case study from Kareem Farah, ECC Director, who will showcase how the firm delivered the largest 3D printed project in the world in partnership with Dubai Municipality. Farah will share details and insights into how the Guinness World Record recognised project was delivered, and how the technology used will shape the future of the construction sector in Dubai, as the emirate aims to become the globe’s leading hub for 3D printing technology.

In June 2022, Dubai Municipality launched several technical activities around 3D printing technology.

Rounding out the workshop will be a panel discussion featuring some of the leading 3D concrete printing experts in the regional construction industry. Led by Prakash Senghani, CEO of Navatech Group, the panel will feature Jesus Sancho, Director General – Middle East of ACCIONA; Edouard Baaklini, CEO of TAMVINCI 3D Construct; Dr Mustafa Batikha, Associate Director of Research – School of Energy, Geosciences, Infrastructure and Society at Heriot-Watt University Dubai; Benoit Meulewaeter, Co-Founder of BESIX3D; and Marwan Abdulnoor Aljanaahi, Senior Structural Engineer at Dubai Municipality.

Held under the banner ‘3D Concrete Printing: The Opportunities in Construction’, the panel will discuss the challenges and opportunities that come with embracing this technology, and the potential it has for transforming the way buildings and structures are built and designed in the future.

Over the course of the afternoon, the workshop will not only cover the impact and possibilities of Dubai’s 3D Printing Strategy but will also educate and inform attendees about how they can best position themselves to take advantage of the technology. Dubai Municipality representatives will also be on-hand throughout the workshop to network and connect with attendees about the topic.

The Digital Construction Summit was first announced in June 2022 and is an evolution of Big Project Middle East’s long running ME BIM Summit.

The summit will begin at 9:00AM on 14 September, with registration opening an hour earlier. Running until 5:00PM, the one-day, live event will feature a wide range of topics, focusing on the digital transformation of the construction sector. Registration is complementary for construction industry professionals.

The summit will also focus on other key regional topics including: What does the Metaverse mean for the Construction Sector; How the Digital Twin can solve the Challenges facing the Water Utilities Industry; What Digitalisation means for Asset Management; and Why the Built Environment must Increase Digitalisation. Details about the full agenda and speakers can be seen here.

Developed to embrace and discuss the many changes that have occurred in the construction sector over the last few years, the summit will feature panel discussions and presentations from leading industry figures, and will be a showcase for the on-going technological revolution in the industry. The summit also boast an exhibition space that will feature some of the companies redefining the boundaries of construction.

In November 2021, the Guinness World Record recognised DEWA for setting up the world’s first 3D-printing laboratory.

“While there has been a considerable uptake in the adoption of technology and digitalisation of construction workflows and processes, there is still a long way to go before it becomes ubiquitous,” said Gavin Davids, Head of Editorial and Content at Big Project Middle East.

“Currently, the major adopters are the larger organisations – the MNC consultants, the large-scale contractors, and international developers, but it has yet to filter down to the rest of the industry. The challenge is that many small- to medium-sized firms and companies are still concerned with the upfront costs and are wary of the initial lack of ROI. These attitudes need to be changed as the future is digital and there is no going back to the traditional way of doing things,” he added.

The Digital Construction Summit is organised by Big Project Middle East and has been officially endorsed by Dubai Municipality and The Private Office of His Highness Sheikh Saeed Bin Ahmed Al Maktoum.

The event is being supported by: Gold Sponsor: ASGC; Silver Sponsors: ASITE, The SNC-Lavalin Group; Bronze Sponsors: AECOM, AESG, CUPIX, JT+Partners, Kairnial, KEO, ZOHO; Technical Partner: Bentley, ECC, OpenSpace; Exhibitor: Plan Radar; Knowledge Partner: BSI.

To find out more about the Digital Construction Summit’s agenda and speakers, and to register, visit https://2022.digitalconstructionsummit.com.

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Volvo CE and toymaker BRIO have joined forces to launch a new range of wooden construction toys aimed at aspiring young construction engineers. It is the first time the toymaker has collaborated with a major construction manufacturer.

As part of BRIO Builder’s newest range, Volvo CE-themed mini machines will be available from Autumn 2022. Among the additions is a construction system featuring a wheel loader, hauler, and excavator, designed in collaboration with Volvo CE to ensure a close resemblance to their real counterparts.

At the 2022 Construction Machinery Middle East Awards, the Volvo L220H Wheel Loader was shortlisted in the ‘Earthmoving Machinery of the Year’ category.

According to the manufacturer, the new partnership is aimed at inspiring the very youngest generation of budding engineers, children aged three and up, who are often fascinated by huge construction vehicles.

Arvid Rinaldo, Brand Partnership at Volvo CE, says: “We’re thrilled to see this partnership with BRIO come to life. This is the first time these two Scandinavian brands have collaborated, but we have forged a strong bond, united by a number of shared values including quality, safety, a passion for exceptional design and a commitment to environmental responsibility. Thanks to a close relationship between teams across the two brands, the BRIO models have been thoughtfully created to align with Volvo CE’s brand identity.”

Construction machines are popular with children due to their impressive size, bold colors, and the work that they do: digging holes, lifting, transporting heavy loads and helping to build the world we live in, the statement from Volvo CE said.

Arvid adds: “We are always looking for ways to encourage and boost engineering talent in children and with these BRIO construction kits we’re providing a fun way to explore the world of work, practice hand-eye coordination and develop a love of design and building. With this initiative, we’re helping our youngest demographic to explore the fascinating world of construction through play.”

In June 2022, Volvo CE said it delivered an industry-first, a construction machine built using fossil-free steel. Later in the month, it was announced that Volvo Penta D16 engines would power the Sweden Rock Festival using eco-friendly HVO fuel.

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Azizi Developments has announced the purchase of a strategic plot of land on Sheikh Zayed Road from master developer Meydan. Mobilisation is due to begin shortly, with the first activities happening on-site later this month, the developer said.

Plans for the land, which is said to be a prime location adjacent to the World Trade Centre (Metro Station 2), have not yet been made public. Azizi is, however, already working on designs for a mixed-use development, which will comprise residential, hospitality and retail spaces.

In May 2022, Azizi said it had signed an agreement with Nerkal Interior for its Riviera megaproject.

The signing ceremony was attended by the CEO of Meydan City Corporation, Issam Galadari, Azizi Developments’ Founder and Chairman, Mirwais Azizi, and its CEO, Farhad Azizi, among other senior management figures from both companies.

“This project will be an absolute game-changer. While the design is currently in progress, we have already finalised decisions on several key aspects – with features and a design philosophy that are truly unique, globally, and which will elevate Dubai’s awe-inspiring skyline to even greater heights. It will be among the most prominent buildings in the entire world. We will share more information on this soon-to-be, revolutionary landmark in due course,” said Azizi Developments on the purchase.

Galadari added, “We are delighted that Azizi Developments is investing in one of the most iconic locations in the UAE, and are excited to see the realisation of this development. Azizi Developments have expertise in creating not only buildings but significant landmarks, incorporating designs which reflect the culture and spirit of the UAE, which is very much in line with the vision of Meydan City Corporation. We are confident this development will serve to complement the Dubai skyline even further.”

In August, Azizi Developments said it was making rapid progress on its Park Avenue residential community and, later in the month, said it chose ‘best in class’ suppliers for the project.

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The National Air Quality Agenda 2031 has been launched by the UAE’s Ministry of Climate Change and Environment (MOCCAE). The launch took place during a forum that the MOCCAE organised to mark the International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies under the theme ‘The Air We Share’. The day is said to have featured multiple presentations of the outcomes of local scientific research about particulate matter composition and sources.

According to the MOCCAE, the agenda was approved by the UAE Cabinet in June 2022 and provides a general framework to lead and align federal/local government entities and the private sector, with regards to monitoring and effectively managing air quality. It also outlines the reduction of air pollution to contribute to a healthier and safer environment.

“Air pollution is one of the main issues affecting the wellbeing of mankind and the environment. Estimated to cause seven million premature deaths annually, it contributes to impeding global efforts to combat climate change,” said Her Excellency Mariam bint Mohammed Almheiri, Minister of Climate Change and Environment.

Late in August 2022, the MOCCAE unveiled a pledge designed to boost the private sector’s contribution to the UAE’s Net Zero by 2050 initiative.

She added, “To mark the International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies, we hosted a forum that brought together local and international stakeholders to highlight the interconnection between air pollution and public health, promote collective action to tackle the issue, and spur discussions to develop practical solutions. The development of the agenda was made possible through the valuable contributions of various federal and local government stakeholders. The active participation of our institutional partners proves the paramount importance of this endeavor.”

As per the MOCCAE, the agenda sets out trends, initiatives, and projects that will be launched in the coming few years to address air pollution in four focus areas:

• Outdoor air quality that includes eight supporting goals across 29 action themes, mainly in the transport, energy and electricity generation, construction, and waste sectors;
• Indoor air quality that covers three supporting goals and six action themes with a focus on construction materials, substances used in household products, and building maintenance;
• Ambient odor that comprises four supporting goals and 10 action themes in waste management, wastewater treatment, and industry;
• Ambient noise that has five supporting goals and 16 action themes in transport, construction, and industry

To achieve its targets, the National Air Quality Agenda outlines key enablers including establishing a clear and robust policy and institutional framework, enhancing technical and human resource capacities, promoting scientific and academic research, leveraging advanced technology, and facilitating access to financial resources, the MOCCAE explained.

In early September, a youth movement called for global leaders to take “urgent and bold climate adaption action”.

The agenda is built on three pillars, the MOCCAE says. Monitoring refers to the actual measurement of air pollution and related parameters, while mitigation involves a broad range of existing, planned, and required actions that will be taken to reduce levels of and exposure to pollutants. Finally, management relates to measures that will allow for interventions and initiatives to be effectively implemented, tracked, and controlled to reach the overall goal of improved air quality.

The MOCCAE event drew the participation of international organisations including the United Nations, the Global Green Growth Institute, and the Climate and Clean Air Coalition. Among the federal and local government entities in attendance were the Ministry of Health and Prevention, the Federal Competitiveness and Statistics Centre, the National Center of Meteorology, the Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi, Dubai Municipality, Sharjah City Municipality, Abu Dhabi Public Health Center, the Dubai Health Authority, the Environment Protection and Development Authority in Ras Al Khaimah, and Umm Al Quwain Municipality.

Khalifa University, American University of Sharjah, the United Arab Emirates University, and New York University Abu Dhabi represented academia at the forum, the MOCCAE concluded.

In February 2021, Sharjah-based developer Arada signed a deal with MOCCAE to boost environmental sustainability.

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Descon Engineering has taken delivery of four Tadano rough-terrain cranes for its UAE branch, the crane manufacturer has announced. The cranes, which include one GR-800EX-3, one GR-500EX-3 and two Tadano GR-1000EX-4 units will be used on the site of Descon’s Gasco Habshan 5 gas processing plant.

The GR-1000EX-4 is one of Tadano’s latest models and offers the longest boom in the 100t class, the company says. It is made of high tensile steel and allows for decreased boom weight and increased boom strength.

In March 2021, Tadano launched two truck-mounted cranes for versatile lifting in confined spaces.

The GR-1000EX-4’s Smart Counterweight system allows the counterweight to be moved between two mounting positions, which is said to increase lifting capacity by up to 20%

According to Descon Engineering, the cranes were chosen for three main reasons: their reliability, high safety standard, and ease of maintenance. “That is why we decided to order four new Tadano GR cranes for our branch in the United Arab Emirates,” explains Operations Manager, Imran Chaudhry.

He added, “On this project we are only using machinery and equipment that meets the very highest standards. The Tadano rough terrain cranes definitely fit into this category. With their high reliability, they will ensure smooth operation on our construction site day and night.”

In April, Tadano said it was planning the launch of the world’s first electric rough-terrain crane in 2023, while in June, the manufacturer harmonised its telescopic boom crawler line.

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Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has received four bids from international companies for the consultancy contract for the sixth phase of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum (MBR) Solar Park. The solar park is billed as the world’s largest single-site solar park using the Independent Power Producer (IPP) model. The production capacity of the sixth phase is slated to be 900MW.

“Since its launch, the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park’s projects have received considerable interest from global developers, which reflects the confidence of investors from around the world in DEWA’s major projects in collaboration with the private sector using the Independent Power Producer (IPP) model. DEWA’s total production capacity of energy is 14,117 MW, while the current production capacity of the Solar Park is 1,627 MW using photovoltaic solar panels,” said Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD and CEO of DEWA.

In January 2022, Abengoa announced the completion of solar fields at MBR Solar Park.

He added, “DEWA is implementing other projects at the solar park with a total capacity of 1,233MW using photovoltaic solar panels and concentrated solar power technologies, which raises the share of clean energy production within Dubai’s energy mix to 11.5%. This is expected to reach 14% by the end of this year.”

According to a WAM report, the park is expected to attain a production capacity of 5,000MW by 2030. Late in January, DEWA said it had increased the production capacity within the fifth phase of the MBR Al Maktoum Solar Park to 330MW.

He concluded, “We seek to put Dubai and the UAE at the forefront of producing renewable and clean energy. DEWA has achieved world records for the lowest solar energy prices (Levelised Cost of Electricity), for five consecutive times, making Dubai a global benchmark for solar power prices.”

In late August, construction work on the fourth phase of the MBR Solar Park was 90% complete according to DEWA.

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Abu Dhabi’s KIZAD has signed a lease agreement with NWTN to build an Electric Vehicle (EV) assembly facility, in a bid to serve the growing demand for sustainable transport. The signing ceremony took place within KIZAD and NWTN also used the opportunity to demonstrate its EV offerings.

Per the agreement, NWTN plans to initially operate a 25,000m2 manufacturing, research and development, vehicle testing and logistics facility that will be completed by KIZAD in Q4 2022. The facility will have an annual capacity of 5,000-10,000 units for the assembly of semi-knocked-down (SKD) Electric Vehicles. In phase two, NWTN plans to introduce several new EV models and expand its capacity to 50,000 units annually.

“AD Ports Group is committed to driving sustainable manufacturing, and this key strategic partnership in KIZAD will support our wise leadership’s vision to advance industrial competitiveness while protecting the environment,” said Captain Mohamed Juma Al Shamisi, Managing Director & Group CEO, AD Ports Group.

In February, AD Ports Group partnered with Ghassan Aboud Group to launch Regional Food Hub – Abu Dhabi.

Founded in 2016, green mobility technology company NWTN has its headquarters in the UAE and aims to produce Smart Passenger Vehicles (SPV) that deploy AI technologies and personalised passenger experiences.

KIZAD, part of AD Ports Group’s Economic Cities & Free Zones, said the EV assembly facility will be the first of its kind in Abu Dhabi. The deal follows recent regulatory updates by the Abu Dhabi Department of Energy (DoE) that seek to accelerate the development of EV infrastructure, as part of Abu Dhabi’s Low Emission Vehicle Strategy. The new production facility is also said to be aligned with the UAE Net-Zero by 2050 agenda, as it will strengthen industry expertise and increase the availability of low-emission vehicles in UAE.

Al Shamisi added, “Attracting electric vehicle manufacturers to Abu Dhabi will play a significant role in enabling the economic vision of Abu Dhabi and is aligned with the recently announced Abu Dhabi Industrial Strategy. We are pleased to welcome NWTN into our ecosystem at AD Ports Group and to facilitate their contribution to a cleaner environment for communities and for future generations.”

In July 2022, Abu Dhabi launched a $2.72bn drive to expand manufacturing sector to over $46bn.

Alan Wu, Chairman & CEO, NWTN stated, “NWTN’s partnership with AD Ports Group’s KIZAD forms a cornerstone of our broader worldwide growth strategy by enabling us to efficiently service a wider range of consumers both in the Middle East and the wider Northern Africa and European markets. The strategic location, with direct access to regional and global markets and proximity to world-class manufacturing infrastructure in KIZAD will allow NWTN to enhance its operations long-term and increase our export potential. We look forward to bringing our mobility technology know-how to one of the smartest cities in the world.”

NWTN will benefit from proximity to AD Ports Group’s automobile business ecosystem, which includes existing and upcoming projects tailored to the automotive sector such as the region’s first lithium production facility by Lepidico, the Regional Auto Hub – Abu Dhabi and the Khalifa Port Auto Terminal, concluded KIZAD.

In August, AD Ports launched a logistics hub – KLP21 to expand its integrated logistics offering.

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ACT Arabian Consolidated Trading Est has become the first company in Saudi Arabia to take delivery of a Liebherr LTM 1650-8.1 mobile crane, the crane manufacturer has announced.

ACT, which previously used its predecessor model, the Liebherr LTM 1500-8.1, opted for the full equipment package including both telescopic boom lengths, 54 and 80m, at the time of purchase. It continues the relationship the company has enjoyed with Liebherr since 1987, the statement said.

According to Liebherr the new LTM 1650-8.1 outperforms its predecessor by 15-to-50% in terms of load capacity – depending on the equipment.

In August 2022, Liebherr said it had successfully tested air conditioning units destined for use in Etihad Rail trains.

“The LTM 1500-8.1 is a proven crane within the ACT Group that has also impressed our customers,” says Hassan Mohammed Rashid Al-Naimi, Founder and President of ACT. “We wanted to have Saudi Arabia’s first LTM 1650-8.1. ACT has always been a pioneer and has set standards in the crane business in Saudi Arabia. And we have now done this once again with the new 700-tonne crane.”

The Saudi Arabian company followed its standard practice of buying fully equipped cranes when purchasing the LTM 1650-8.1, acquiring both telescopic boom lengths in the process. The new crane can be equipped with a 54 or 80-metre boom. To switch between them, only the corresponding telescopic sections must be changed, rather than the entire boom, Liebherr said.

The crane and heavy-duty company ACT Arabian Consolidated Trading Est was founded in Saudi Arabia in 1986 and has grown steadily ever since. In total, ACT Arabian Consolidated Trading Est operates 238 cranes, 180 of which were manufactured by Liebherr. The company’s focus is on crane rental and operations in refinery maintenance and decommissioning.

Later in August, Liebherr said it had expanded its heavy lift ship crane series, and said it would display its rail-road excavator with hydrostatic drive at Bauma 2022.

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