Dubai, UAE – Stout Energy, a pioneering force in sustainable construction and maintenance, proudly took part in the 28th Conference of the Parties (COP28) held at Expo City in Dubai. The event brought together global leaders, industry experts, and innovators committed to shaping a sustainable future.

Sarath Karottu, Head of Sustainability & Corporate Development at Stout Energy, highlighted the imperative need for decarbonizing the HVAC industry as part of the panel discussion held by the Federation of Economic Development Association of India (F.E.D.A) at the Slovenia Pavillion in Sustainability district. With a focus on innovation and eco-friendly practices, Karottu emphasized Stout Energy's commitment to spearheading positive change within the sector.

"Decarbonization is not merely a goal but a responsibility. The HVAC industry plays a pivotal role in global energy consumption, and it's incumbent upon us to lead the way in adopting sustainable practices. Stout Energy is dedicated to driving innovation, reducing carbon footprints, and setting new benchmarks for environmentally conscious construction and maintenance," stated Sarath Karottu.

COP28 witnessed the gathering of industry stalwarts, and Stout Energy was honored to share the stage with other leaders who are championing sustainability in construction. The event served as a collaborative platform for sharing insights, fostering partnerships, and collectively addressing the challenges posed by climate change.

Stout Energy is at the forefront of the sustainable construction revolution. With a vision to redefine industry norms, Stout Energy specializes in creating eco-friendly, energy-efficient buildings that prioritize environmental responsibility through its innovative model of Cooling-as-a-Service or CaaS.

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