Gulf Development International and the International Academic Medical Center (IAMC) identify Energetico, Inc.’s disruptive Climate Processors® as an indoor air quality solution for the state-of-the-art International Academic Medical Center in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

(London 24/10/2020) Gulf Development International (GDI) and the International Academic Medical Center (IAMC) are pleased to announce that Energetico’s Climate Processors® will be a clean air and energy-saving feature of the International Academic Medical Center in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Incorporating this technology will further support the Kingdom’s great progress toward prioritizing energy efficiency. 

The ultra-efficient Energetico Climate Processor® is a technological breakthrough that is superior to traditional air-conditioning technologies used across the globe. Energetico’s disruptive individual climate management systems significantly reduce energy costs and precisely control the indoor RH% and temperature levels. Independent lab tests have confirmed its capability to continually “wash” the indoor air of 99.99+% of all pathogens such as viruses, mold, fungus, and bacteria, including COVID-19*. Installations at world-renowned facilities have delivered significant energy savings and provided a more comfortable and healthier climate for building occupants.

GDI and IAMC have identified Energetico’s Climate Processors® and its award-winning core technology as closely linked to the infrastructure, sustainability, and healthcare goals of Vision 2030 for KSA. By installing Climate Processors® in current and future projects, GDI and IAMC will reduce greenhouse gas emissions. When deployed at scale, this technology promises to drastically lower the carbon footprint of buildings throughout the Kingdom.

“We are proud to welcome Energetico to our team.  Energetico’s novel approach to air-conditioning will support our healthy and green building strategy and at the same time reduce building operating costs for our clients,” said George R. Creel, GDI’s Group CEO.

“We are thrilled that GDI and IAMC Health see the unique benefits of our technology. We will provide cleaner, healthier indoor air for all patients, medical staff, students, and visitors and also help GDI achieve their goal of lowering their carbon footprint across all their highly visible, world-class projects in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia,” said Scott Morris, Energetico’s President.

About Gulf Development International, LTD. (GDI): Gulf Development International, Ltd. (GDI) is a project development and finance company and a leader in residential, commercial, and industrial development. GDI recognizes the challenges of quality and efficiency when developing projects in emerging markets and has brought together world-class leaders in design, construction, and operations to create an unparalleled development and finance process to execute exceptional projects.

For more information, please visit www.gulfdevelopmentinternational.com or send an email to info@gulfdevintl.com.

About IAMC Health: IAMC Health is a transformational real estate development focusing on healthcare delivery, education, and research. IAMC, in partnership with GDI, will be responsible for the development of the IAMC project as well as partnering with the best international and local Saudi designers, engineers, contractors, and operators to bring IAMC online. 

For more information, please visit www.iamchealth.com or send an email to info@iamchealth.com.

About Energetico, Inc.: Energetico has reinvented air conditioning. Energetico’s HVAC retrofit and new installation solutions enable healthy and green buildings while reducing operating costs. Energetico’s proven technology is scalable, and applications are virtually limitless—from large, 1,000,000+ square foot arenas to individual rooms. Reference installations include the STAPLES Center, NASA, and GSK. 

 For more information, please visit www.energetico.com or send an email to info@energetico.com.

*Tested against a small, non-enveloped proxy virus that is harder to kill than COVID-19