UAE has nearly 64 million sq m built-up area as per local green building regulations
EmiratesGBC's 2020 UAE Green Building Market Brief study
Press Release - 27-Sep-2020
Sharjah Electricity & Water Authority
Also known as: SEWA Last updated on: 21 February 2020
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Business SummaryRegulation and supervision of the electricty and water sectors in Sharjah. Through its main subsidiary; production of fresh water.Country of IncorporationUAEOwnership TypeGovernmentEstablished In1995Primary SectorGovernmental InstitutionsLatest News
UAE
UAE has nearly 64mln sqm built-up area as per local green building regulations
EmiratesGBC's 2020 UAE Green Building Market Brief study
Press Release - 24-Sep-2020Sewa rolls out cooling truck to protect UAE workers from heat stress
The truck includes five separate cooling chambers which are equipped with mist sprayers
Khaleej Times - 04-Sep-2020Sharjah launches a cooling truck for relief of workers
The vehicle includes five cooling chambers, equipped with mist sprayers, cold water, and sanitary requirements
WAM (Emirates News Agency) - 03-Sep-2020SEWA completes natural gas network in Rahmaniyah
This bring the length of the network in the city of Sharjah to 1750km
WAM (Emirates News Agency) - 21-Jun-2020Contact details
Primary address
Sharjah Electricity & Water Authority BuildingAl Khan Area, Government Departments Complex
135
UAE
Sharjah
Region
SharjahCONTACT
- Tel: +971 6-528-8888
- Email: rs@sewa.gov.ae
- www.sewa.gov.ae
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