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🇯🇴🤝🇨🇳 REES Signs Memorandum of Understanding with Gansu Natural Energy Research Institute (GNERI) in China
REES has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Gansu Natural Energy Research Institute (GNERI) in the People’s Republic of China, marking an important step in strengthening international cooperation and expanding opportunities for knowledge exchange, hashtag#capacity building, technology transfer, and renewable energy hashtag#innovation.
REES was represented at the signing by its Vice President, Eng. Tameem ALZOABI, in the presence of REES Board Secretary Waleed As'ad, and the Jordanian team, during the Society’s participation in the specialized training program on “Photovoltaic Module Production and Recycling Technologies for Developing Countries” in Gansu Province.
The MoU establishes a non-binding framework for exploring cooperation in several strategic areas, including:
• Renewable energy technologies, including photovoltaic and solar thermal applications
• Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) and energy storage technologies
• Energy efficiency, energy management, demand-side management, and industrial decarbonization
• Green buildings and sustainable construction
• Professional and technical training
• Applied research, technical studies, and knowledge exchange
• Technology transfer and pilot or demonstration initiatives
• Joint workshops, conferences, technical missions, and innovation activities
• Cooperation with industry, SMEs, universities, research institutions, and other stakeholders
A key area of the agreement is the shared intention to develop REES as a preferred Jordan-based platform for training, capacity building, and knowledge transfer for mutually agreed programs involving GNERI expertise, with the potential to extend selected programs to participants from the Middle East and neighboring markets.
This cooperation reflects REES’s ongoing commitment to building strategic international partnerships that can create tangible value for Jordan’s energy sector, while opening new opportunities for members, engineers, companies, researchers, and institutions to benefit from advanced technical knowledge, innovation, and global best practices.
REES extends its appreciation to the Gansu Natural Energy Research Institute (GNERI) for its trust, cooperation, and commitment to developing long-term institutional ties.
We look forward to translating this cooperation into practical initiatives that support renewable energy development, energy storage, technical capacity building, research, innovation, and technology transfer in Jordan and the wider region.
Building stronger international partnerships to advance Jordan’s clean energy future.🇯🇴🤝🇨🇳 REES Signs Memorandum of Understanding with Gansu Natural Energy Research Institute (GNERI) in China REES has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Gansu Natural Energy Research Institute (GNERI) in the People’s Republic of China, marking an important step in strengthening international cooperation and expanding opportunities for knowledge exchange, hashtag#capacity building, technology transfer, and renewable energy hashtag#innovation. REES was represented at the signing by its Vice President, Eng. Tameem ALZOABI, in the presence of REES Board Secretary Waleed As'ad, and the Jordanian team, during the Society’s participation in the specialized training program on “Photovoltaic Module Production and Recycling Technologies for Developing Countries” in Gansu Province. The MoU establishes a non-binding framework for exploring cooperation in several strategic areas, including: • Renewable energy technologies, including photovoltaic and solar thermal applications • Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) and energy storage technologies • Energy efficiency, energy management, demand-side management, and industrial decarbonization • Green buildings and sustainable construction • Professional and technical training • Applied research, technical studies, and knowledge exchange • Technology transfer and pilot or demonstration initiatives • Joint workshops, conferences, technical missions, and innovation activities • Cooperation with industry, SMEs, universities, research institutions, and other stakeholders A key area of the agreement is the shared intention to develop REES as a preferred Jordan-based platform for training, capacity building, and knowledge transfer for mutually agreed programs involving GNERI expertise, with the potential to extend selected programs to participants from the Middle East and neighboring markets. This cooperation reflects REES’s ongoing commitment to building strategic international partnerships that can create tangible value for Jordan’s energy sector, while opening new opportunities for members, engineers, companies, researchers, and institutions to benefit from advanced technical knowledge, innovation, and global best practices. REES extends its appreciation to the Gansu Natural Energy Research Institute (GNERI) for its trust, cooperation, and commitment to developing long-term institutional ties. We look forward to translating this cooperation into practical initiatives that support renewable energy development, energy storage, technical capacity building, research, innovation, and technology transfer in Jordan and the wider region. Building stronger international partnerships to advance Jordan’s clean energy future.
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REES at JinkoSolar’s 20th Anniversary & Tiger Neo 3.0 Launch in Jordan ☀️
The Renewable Energy Establishments Society and Energy Management (REES) was pleased to attend the special evening hosted by JinkoSolar and its Gold Distributor in Jordan, Generators for Solar Energy, on September 22, 2026, at The St. Regis Amman.
The event marked two important milestones: JinkoSolar’s 20th Anniversary and the official launch of the Tiger Neo 3.0 in the Jordanian market.
It was a valuable opportunity to meet with professionals and industry stakeholders, exchange perspectives on the continued development of Jordan’s solar energy sector, and witness the introduction of new-generation photovoltaic technology to the local market.
REES extends its sincere appreciation to JinkoSolar and Generators for Solar Energy for the kind invitation, professional organization, and continued contribution to the renewable energy sector in Jordan.
We congratulate JinkoSolar on 20 years of innovation and achievement, and we look forward to further technological advancement, cooperation, and sustainable growth across Jordan’s renewable energy industry.
Congratulations to the entire JinkoSolar and Generators for Solar Energy teams.REES at JinkoSolar’s 20th Anniversary & Tiger Neo 3.0 Launch in Jordan ☀️ The Renewable Energy Establishments Society and Energy Management (REES) was pleased to attend the special evening hosted by JinkoSolar and its Gold Distributor in Jordan, Generators for Solar Energy, on September 22, 2026, at The St. Regis Amman. The event marked two important milestones: JinkoSolar’s 20th Anniversary and the official launch of the Tiger Neo 3.0 in the Jordanian market. It was a valuable opportunity to meet with professionals and industry stakeholders, exchange perspectives on the continued development of Jordan’s solar energy sector, and witness the introduction of new-generation photovoltaic technology to the local market. REES extends its sincere appreciation to JinkoSolar and Generators for Solar Energy for the kind invitation, professional organization, and continued contribution to the renewable energy sector in Jordan. We congratulate JinkoSolar on 20 years of innovation and achievement, and we look forward to further technological advancement, cooperation, and sustainable growth across Jordan’s renewable energy industry. Congratulations to the entire JinkoSolar and Generators for Solar Energy teams.
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🌍 From regional dialogue to practical green collaboration.
REES was pleased to participate in the Arab Impact Summit 2026, held in Amman on 5–6 October, joining more than 650 participants from over 30 countries for two days of meaningful conversations, networking, and collaboration.
Representing REES at the Summit were Eng. Tameem ALZOABI, Vice President, and Eng. Waleed As'ad, Board Secretary, who engaged with regional stakeholders and explored opportunities for institutional cooperation and sustainable development.
The Summit brought together social enterprises, investors, business support organizations, development actors, ecosystem builders, and change makers from across the Arab region—all exploring how stronger partnerships can create more sustainable, locally driven impact.
A particularly valuable part of our participation was the Green Forward Jordan–Palestine BSO Networking & Collaboration Session at the Green House in Jabal Amman.
The session moved beyond traditional networking toward identifying practical areas for cooperation between Jordanian and Palestinian organizations, including:
• Green business and SME support
• Renewable energy and resource efficiency
• Circular economy
• ESG and sustainability
• Green finance
• Market access and entrepreneurship
• Skills development and institutional knowledge exchange
For REES, these conversations matter because the transition to a greener economy requires more than technology. It requires strong institutions, regional cooperation, knowledge exchange, and partnerships that turn ideas into action.
We look forward to continuing the conversations and exploring opportunities that can create tangible value for the renewable energy and sustainability ecosystem in Jordan and across the region.🌍 From regional dialogue to practical green collaboration. REES was pleased to participate in the Arab Impact Summit 2026, held in Amman on 5–6 October, joining more than 650 participants from over 30 countries for two days of meaningful conversations, networking, and collaboration. Representing REES at the Summit were Eng. Tameem ALZOABI, Vice President, and Eng. Waleed As'ad, Board Secretary, who engaged with regional stakeholders and explored opportunities for institutional cooperation and sustainable development. The Summit brought together social enterprises, investors, business support organizations, development actors, ecosystem builders, and change makers from across the Arab region—all exploring how stronger partnerships can create more sustainable, locally driven impact. A particularly valuable part of our participation was the Green Forward Jordan–Palestine BSO Networking & Collaboration Session at the Green House in Jabal Amman. The session moved beyond traditional networking toward identifying practical areas for cooperation between Jordanian and Palestinian organizations, including: • Green business and SME support • Renewable energy and resource efficiency • Circular economy • ESG and sustainability • Green finance • Market access and entrepreneurship • Skills development and institutional knowledge exchange For REES, these conversations matter because the transition to a greener economy requires more than technology. It requires strong institutions, regional cooperation, knowledge exchange, and partnerships that turn ideas into action. We look forward to continuing the conversations and exploring opportunities that can create tangible value for the renewable energy and sustainability ecosystem in Jordan and across the region.0 Comments 0 Shares 415 Views 11
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AI is not a replacement for strategy.
It is a tool that can help businesses work faster, organize ideas, analyze performance, improve content planning, and execute marketing with more efficiency.
The real value comes when clear business goals, strong brand positioning, and human judgment guide AI.
At Jordan SME, we help businesses use AI-enhanced digital solutions to launch faster, communicate better, and grow smarter.
AI can help you market smarter.AI is not a replacement for strategy. It is a tool that can help businesses work faster, organize ideas, analyze performance, improve content planning, and execute marketing with more efficiency. The real value comes when clear business goals, strong brand positioning, and human judgment guide AI. At Jordan SME, we help businesses use AI-enhanced digital solutions to launch faster, communicate better, and grow smarter. AI can help you market smarter.
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OasisFlow aide les agriculteurs des oasis à économiser l’eau et à réduire les pannes d’irrigation grâce à un système intelligent qui surveille l’humidité, la salinité et la température et adapte l’irrigation aux besoins réels des cultures.
Communauté de Deldoul. Avant : Gestion empirique de l'eau, vulnérabilité thermique des exploitations, déchets de palmiers brûlés ou abandonnés. Changement : Déploiement d'Oasis Flow.
Pays d'activité : Algérie
https://hub.spark.ngo/pages/oasisflow
#ImpactAwards2026 #CircularEconomy #PollutionReduction #NatureAndBiodiversityOasisFlow aide les agriculteurs des oasis à économiser l’eau et à réduire les pannes d’irrigation grâce à un système intelligent qui surveille l’humidité, la salinité et la température et adapte l’irrigation aux besoins réels des cultures. Communauté de Deldoul. Avant : Gestion empirique de l'eau, vulnérabilité thermique des exploitations, déchets de palmiers brûlés ou abandonnés. Changement : Déploiement d'Oasis Flow. Pays d'activité : Algérie https://hub.spark.ngo/pages/oasisflow #ImpactAwards2026 #CircularEconomy #PollutionReduction #NatureAndBiodiversity0 Comments 0 Shares 78 Views1
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