RSS achieves cooling capacity milestone
Rental Solutions and Services (RSS), a global provider of temporary power and a leader in providing cost effective and efficient temporary cooling installations has recently surpassed the 25,000 TR milestone of cooling capacity within its Middle Eastern operations.

Increasing construction projects in the Middle East spurs the growth of temporary cooling, in particular, the expansion of mix-used real estate development projects. RSS plans to further expand both its current offering and add additional products into it Middle East fleet to further support its wide and diverse customer base.
Milan Balac, managing director of RSS said: “RSS started operations with a small fleet of chillers in 2007 and within 18 months of operations, it surpassed an in-fleet cooling capacity of 25,000 TR. We are continuously expanding our cooling and power fleet and adding new products to meet the high market demand.” Balac added: “RSS has received excellent support from the Bank of Scotland which in turn has helped to fast-track our fleet expansion in both the cooling and power segments. The RSS finance facility has been significantly increased to an 8 digit dollar sum, which demonstrates the bank’s confidence in our management team and our global expansion plans.”
Lee Cox, general manager of RSS in the UAE said: “Our temporary cooling capacity has increased due to our ability to render excellent service across the board. Our HVAC team are experts in the temporary cooling field and hence our technical capabilities are excellent. District cooling and construction companies prefer RSS because we fully understand their requirements and deliver the results according to their exact specifications. We offer efficient equipment which saves money in operational costs, and we complete projects on-time, all the time. When you have these ingredients, your company will surely grow.”
Colin Cavé, general manager for Northern Gulf said: “RSS is committed serve the rental cooling market across the Gulf region. Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain are all key markets.”