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Provis achieves significant energy and utility savings in H1
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Provis initiative helps cut CO2 emissions, double utility savings
ABU DHABI, December 30, 2020 Leading estate management company Provis has announced that it has achieved substantial energy and cost savings worth over AED6.5 million ($1.76 million) across 12 managed communities in 2020 owing to its key sustainability measures. These communities are Gate & Arc Towers, Sun & Sky Towers, Al Muneera, Al Zeina, Al Bandar, Al Raha Gardens, Golf Gardens, Alghadeer, Al Bateen Park, Al Gurm, Ansam, Golf Gardens and Al Hadeel. The significant achievement was realized after implementing several sustainability initiatives that led to the reduction of more than 16,000 tons of carbon emissions and conserving 36 million kWh of total energy from electricity and chilled water consumption, enough to power 5,000 rural homes for a whole year, said its CEO.
Here we take a peek into Robert Bradley’s winter wonderland. With festive fervour in full swing, the Abu Dhabi resident has gone big with his home decor … by going small.
Inside Bradley’s apartment in Al Muneera, a miniature wonderland – complete with a rotating carousel, dancing figurines, slope-roofed houses with lit-up windows, swinging snowboards, and Santa’s workshop – comes alive every December.
The numerous moving, musical parts are spread across the family’s 2.1-metre-long dining table. The display is divided into three sections: there’s a community area, with tiny houses featuring festive decor. Beside it is a town centre, showcasing grander houses, a fountain and dolled-up shops. Finally, there’s the North Pole – complete with a flying Santa Claus sleigh, an elves workshop and Mrs Claus’s bakery. Infrastructure aside, there are wee inhabitants amid the Christmas trees, snow and other miniature decorations.