On 24th June 2020, SensGreen has formally launched their UAE branch with offices located in Dubai at Jafza One Tower and Abu Dhabi ADGM. With an aim to expand its comprehensive and sustainable portfolio in ‘Internet of Things’ and ‘Green Solutions’ across Middle East, Tolga Candan has been appointed as their regional head of business.
The award winning technology company is known for their Indoor Air Quality solutions with their AI engined software platform and the homegrown patented wireless sensors converting measured data into actionable insights for optimizing hvac control systems.
SensGreen, backed by Techstars and Abu Dhabi’s HUB71, is already deployed by several global enterprises from banks to shopping malls as their Indoor Air Quality technology partner to map, diagnose and automate their HVAC systems with real time evaluation of all the critical parameters of air, namely Temperature, Humidity, Pressure, CO2, PM2.5, PM10.
Tolga Candan, who is known for his expertise in HVAC and Energy Optimization in UAE and neighbouring regions, crowned the inauguration of SensGreen during the 3rd Edition of IAQ Forum by Climate Control. A total of 15 leaders and experts in ‘Indoor Air Quality’ came together from over 20 countries in Asia, Africa, Americas, Europe and in the Middle East region the to discuss the heightening importance of air quality especially in this time of COVID-19.
During the conference Tolga commented “You cannot improve what you cannot measure! By our experience and powerful tools, we look forward to providing better and healthier living spaces for everyone in the region in our commitment to support the national strategic programmes addressing improvement of air quality. It’s not far where people will start choosing which schools to enlist their children or which shopping malls to visit as per their indoor air quality indexes. We cannot turn our backs to people’s demand for a healthy air”
Hasan Basri Tosun, CEO and co-founder of SensGreen added “Through our business we aim to advance and position our strategy on the core verticals of conserving the environment, promoting green building practices and delivering the best value for our customers and stakeholders”
According to Global Newswire report, the ‘IAQ’ solutions is expected to have a significant growth of 15% in Middle East and will be the key to productivity improvement by 2025. With the objective of serving the public interest, Sensgreen thrives to bring a change and grow awareness among the people for a healthy world tomorrow.
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