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Vision
“We, the Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency, are the strategic partner for Arab countries in driving energy transition contributing to a better life for all our people”
Mission
To help us fulfill our mission, we defined 05 dynamic success factor as follows: To help us fulfill our mission, we defined 05 dynamic success factor as follows: Our Partners trust us to contribute to their competitive advantage
WHO WE ARE?
RCREEE Secretariat has several multidisciplinary teams across Sustainable Energy and Climate Action sub-sectors with multicultural teams diversified across Arab and International professionals.
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Dr. Jauad El Kharraz, RCREEE’s Executive Director, visits the offices of our Moroccan BoT.
RCREEE is willing to boost the cooperation with Morocco in the aforementioned areas. Dr. Jauad El Kharraz, the Executive Director of RCREEE visited the offices of
RCREEE’s management and ATMP team had a meeting with representatives of the Consortium (ENGIE, Orascom Construction, Toyota Tsusho Corporation and Eurus Energy Holdings Corporation) who own Red Sea Wind Energy 500 MW
“RCREEE’s management and ATMP team had a meeting with representatives of the Consortium (ENGIE, Orascom Construction, Toyota Tsusho Corporation and Eurus Energy Holdings Corporation) who own Red Sea
RCREEE participates at Hydrogen Global Summit on June 22nd & 23rd in London.
HYDROGEN GLOBAL SUMMIT RCREEE participates at Hydrogen Global Summit on June 22nd & 23rd in London. Dr. Jauad El Kharraz (RCREEE’s Executive Director) is well positioned to represent RCREEE during the
The Executive Director of RCREEE Dr Jauad El Kharraz participated at the #WorldHydrogen 2022 Summit & Exhibition organized from May 9 to 11 in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
This was an opportunity for RCREEE to participate in this event dedicated to the advancement of the hydrogen industry, its financing, regulatory aspects and the current
Resilient Energy Development through South-South Cooperation
Title of the Side Event Resilient Energy Development Through South-South Cooperation Background Access to affordable sustainable energy is a pre-requisite for reducing poverty, accessing health services, mitigating climate change and catalyzing economic recovery. Sustainable renewable energy constitutes one of the key elements that contributes to (i) enhancing resilience due to the availability of affordable sources of energy, and (ii) helping the electricity utilities in satisfying the increasing demand. Given the fact that till now in various countries, small rural communities at remote locations mostly rely on unsustainable, inefficient and expensive diesel units for their energy needs. Thanks to the significant cost reductions over the last decade, decentralized solutions based on renewable technologies, particularly solar photovoltaic (PV) based electrification infrastructure (e.g., rooftop systems, mini grids, etc.), have become an economically viable option to provide electricity at remote locations. This complements utility scale affordable renewable energy provided for big cities. Rationale The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), in line with its energy sector and regional cooperation and integration policies, is supporting its Member Countries in developing affordable renewable energy interventions, and promoting regional cooperation using various mechanisms such as PPP, Reverse Linkage1 etc. This would be one of the key streams to fast-track sustainability and enhance resilience. Building on its previous experiences under Reverse Linkage, the Bank is in the process of developing a regional program for its Member Countries in Africa to develop renewable energy interventions. This program will be leveraging on technical partners as well as private sector institutions from Member Countries and the Global South to support developing, financing and structuring these interventions using the spirit of solidarity and a win-win approach of South-South Cooperation. Supporting the development of comprehensive and affordable renewable energy interventions would have a positive impact on the development of social and economic sectors. Leveraging on the partnership between public and private sector stakeholders under the win-win approach of the Reverse linkage, would enhance the countries’ sustainability and resilience. Objectives of the Side Event The side event will be an occasion to: Showcase the
Energy transition and women empowerment in the public sector for both Tunisia and Lebanon.
RCREEE is very pleased to join forces with the Amman based Regional Climate and Energy Project MENA at Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) building the capacities of the Tunisian and