District Cooling Systems: Technologies, Components, and Sustainable Engineering

Learn how district cooling works to optimise efficiency and sustainability.

Joint DCS (District Cooling System) Masterclass ENGIE - SIT leveraging ENGIE’s district cooling at SIT.

Angle: Smart cities and sustainability with Singapore’s 1st Campus-wide DCS, 1st in Singapore to receive the green mark platinum award.

Date: 03 Nov 2025 - 07 Nov 2025 (5 days) 

As demand for energy-efficient cooling rises, district cooling systems are vital for sustainability. Understanding the technologies and engineering optimises efficiency, cuts costs, and reduces environmental impact.

This course delves into the multifaceted world of district cooling, covering key technologies, engineering principles and practices, economic considerations, and future trends. Designed to equip learners with essential expertise, this masterclass provides in-depth knowledge and practical skills to navigate the dynamic district cooling landscape. Additionally, networking sessions offer valuable opportunities to connect with industry professionals and expand your expertise.

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For industry partners/members. Registration by 12 Oct 2025. Fees involved.

Learning Outcomes

Comprehensive Understanding of District Cooling Systems (DCS)

• Gain an in-depth understanding of district cooling systems, including the technologies, engineering principles, and economic impact

Practical Application

• Learn to plan, design, operate, and maintain efficient district cooling systems through hands-on workshops and case studies

Economic Insights

• Explore the economic aspects of district cooling, including cost-benefit analysis, financing models, and economic indicators

Sustainability and Compliance

• Understand the environmental impact of district cooling systems and learn how to align projects with regulatory standards and sustainability goals

Smart Cities Integration

• Discover the role of district cooling in smart city planning, focusing on integration with emerging technologies and urban development strategies

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