Site Technology, a leader in energy efficiency solutions, proudly participated in the recent ESCO workshop held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The workshop was organized to foster investment in the energy efficiency services sector, highlighted the vital role of certified service providers in enhancing energy consumption practices across commercial and industrial facilities. Site Technology KSA team was represented by the General Manager Mr. Wael Issa, the Energy Efficiency team, and the regional marketing team.

Site Technology's participation underscored its commitment to advancing energy efficiency in the region. The company's presence at the workshop showcased its cutting-edge solutions and successful projects, reinforcing its reputation as a key player in the market.

As a Tarshid certified company, Site Technology was invited to the workshop in recognition of its exceptional delivery of high-end energy efficiency projects. This certification by Tarshid, a leading authority in energy conservation, reflects Site Technology’s adherence to the highest standards of quality and performance in the energy sector.

The workshop featured a series of conferences and exhibitions, with high-ranking managers from Tarshid and SEEC (Saudi Energy Efficiency Center) presenting success stories of various energy-saving initiatives. These presentations provided insights into project steps and goals, highlighting the collaborative efforts of governmental entities and certified companies in driving energy efficiency.

SEEC announced the launch of new energy efficiency projects. These initiatives aim to audit and implement energy efficiency plans across businesses in Saudi Arabia, emphasizing the importance of adhering to energy audit measurements.

Site Technology's certification by Tarshid and its successful track record in the GCC and KSA positions it favorably for future opportunities. Site Technology remains dedicated to advancing energy efficiency and sustainability, contributing to the Kingdom's goals of economic and social prosperity by 2030.