Leading Hospitality Services (LHS), a trailblazer in delivering innovative solutions across diverse sectors, has announced its corporate membership in the Emirates Green Building Council (EmiratesGBC) during the 'Sustainable Infrastructure Blueprint—Energy, Air Quality & Well-being' event held at St. Regis, Saadiyat Island. This gathering brought together industry leaders, experts, and innovators to explore solutions for boosting energy efficiency, air quality, and overall well-being in built environments.
LHS specializes in making both existing infrastructure and new developments more sustainable through cutting-edge solutions. The company focuses on reducing energy consumption and enhancing energy efficiency, transforming current infrastructure to be environmentally responsible and aligned with sustainable design practices. This collaboration with EmiratesGBC aims to pioneer sustainable spaces by integrating innovative technologies that prioritize both environmental responsibility and human well-being.
Atul Kapil, Group General Manager of LHS, expressed enthusiasm about joining forces with organizations sharing a vision for a greener, more sustainable future for the UAE. Kapil highlighted the strategic roadmap for LHS, emphasizing collaboration and the adoption of advanced solutions to tackle environmental challenges. LHS has already initiated partnerships with innovators like i2cool and AQMC, which offer solutions for temperature reduction and air purification, respectively.
The event featured insightful discussions on sustainable infrastructure, energy efficiency, and improving indoor air quality. Speakers included Khaled Bushnaq, Chairman of EmiratesGBC, Dr. Martin of i2cool, Ranyae Fernandes of AQMC, and other industry leaders. This collaboration will foster innovation, facilitate knowledge exchange, and accelerate the adoption of sustainable practices in the UAE's infrastructure.
Established in 2006, EmiratesGBC is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to advancing green building practices in the UAE. It collaborates with government agencies, businesses, and NGOs to promote environmentally responsible construction and sustainable building operations. This partnership aims to help the UAE meet its sustainability goals by driving further events, knowledge sharing, and technology development supporting sustainable urban development.
EmiratesGBC and LHS will continue their joint efforts to create a greener, more sustainable built environment for future generations.
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