About us

About us

Dalkia Middle East is a leading provider of energy services. The company is a part of French Dalkia Group, which belongs to EDF (Électricité de France).

With operations in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Qatar, Dalkia provides energy efficiency solutions to customers in the commercial, industrial and healthcare sectors. We mobilize locally available renewable energies and provide our customers with digital solutions and engineering expertise to support their low-carbon strategies. As a cooling specialist, we design, build and operate district cooling networks.


We offer a full range of services tailored to industry, buildings, cities, and local authorities. We help businesses become more environmentally friendly and support the transition to clean energy. Before implementing solutions, we conduct thorough analyses, taking into account the specific needs and technical infrastructure of our clients. We then tailor the appropriate financial model to ensure the smooth execution of energy initiatives.

As part of the global EDF Group, we bring over 80 years of expertise to help our customers save energy and reduce CO2 emissions through energy efficiency. Dalkia signed its first energy services contract in 1937 and has since expanded globally, establishing a presence in countries such as France, the USA, the UK, and more. Benefiting from EDF Group’s strong presence across five continents, the group entered the Middle East in 2018. Since then, Dalkia has expedited its growth in the region, marked by the recent acquisition of a specialized chiller operation and maintenance company, US Chiller Services.

Dalkia Group main figures:

*As of 31 December 2022

20 000

employees

7,3 billion

dollars in yearly revenues

5 200

healthcare facilities

More than 3 000

industrial sites

More than 330

heating and cooling networks
a total of 2,900 km

25 000

tertiary and commercial facilities

Management

Steve Lemoine

CEO Middle East

Jean-Pierre MERLE

COO & managing director BU Chiller

Nesrine LOUSSAIEF

CFO Middle East

Cedric Carretero

CTO Middle East

Nadim MELHEM

CCO & country manager KSA

Chiller Services Executive Team

Bryan MONDS

GM BU Chiller (ex US Chiller Services)

DAN Mizesko

Senior advisor BU chiller (ex US Chiller Services)

Dalkia in the world

United States of America
United Kingdom
Saudi Arabia

Dalkia Middle East

Bahrain
Qatar
UAE

King Fahed university Hospital

King Fahd University Hospital in Khobar (KFUH) is undergoing a comprehensive project to improve energy efficiency and modernize its facilities. The project implementation includes 15 Energy Saving Measures (ESMs) which address key components of the facility in order to secure their performance and guarantee savings. The project is developed under a partnership with Tarshid.

Kindgom Tower, KSA

Riyadh's most iconic tower, built over 20 years ago, covers an extensive area of 300,000 square meters. This multifaceted structure includes a Four Seasons hotel, a conference center, a shopping mall, offices, residences, and a large parking area. Our proposed solution focuses on making the tower's day-to-day operations and maintenance more effective, particularly for its mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems. We're also implementing energy-efficient practices and exploring sustainable cooling solutions through cooling networks for the tower.

Abu Dhabi airport Terminal A, UAE, UAE

Dalkia manages Abu Dhabi Airport's largest chiller plant at the Midfield Terminal Complex, with a total capacity of 54,000 RT.

Built in 2016, the emphasis is on achieving full terminal functionality by 2023, with a focus on efficient chiller plant management and energy-efficient operations, including rigorous preventive maintenance aligned with airport protocols.

UAE University, UAE

Dalkia successfully implemented a comprehensive Energy Performance Contract for UAE University, achieving significant savings in Phase 1. Dalkia has been awarded Phase 2 by ADES, expanding to more campus sites and is now in implementation phase. Simultaneously, negotiations for Phase 3 are ongoing.

Complementing these efforts, Dalkia launched an Energy Awareness Campaign at the university, promoting sustainability and engaging stakeholders in energy-conscious practices.