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๐ฏ๐ด๐ค๐จ๐ณ 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 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.
๐ฏ๐ด๐ค๐จ๐ณ 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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