New water heating technology introduced in the UAE

Pantheon Development has announced its Pantheon Elysse 2 project in JVC will be the first in the UAE to use a water heating technology that will use natural gas instead of electricity.

This unique technology will enable kitchen boilers in the units of the building currently under construction In JVC District 12 to heat water faster and more efficiently than traditional boilers that runs on electricity.

During his visit to the site yesterday, Kalpesh Kinariwala, Chairman of Pantheon Development Group  met with the engineers on site and was briefed on the innovative technology that will benefit not just future residents of the building in terms of energy consumption and electricity bills but will also be good for the environment.

Kinariwala said: “This is an excellent example of innovation that is encouraged here in the UAE. It is not just a great money-saving technology, as natural gas costs less than oil or electricity and will help our future residents save on electricity bills. Equally important, natural gas are more environment friendly and therefore is less harmful to the environment.”

Studies have shown that natural gas hot water appliances, besides being economical, are also safe, reliable and high-performance.

Elysse 2 is a five-storey residential building that is being built at the Jumeirah Village Circle area, one of the most preferred community destinations in Dubai. It will contain an estimated 160 units, with a mix of studios, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments. Launched in April, the building will feature amenities such as a gymnasium, a kids' play area, a landscaped pool deck, high ceilings, private parking spaces and spacious private balconies.