The Abu Dhabi Department Of Energy Enters The Strategic Partnership With International Energy Agency To Promote Capacity Building And Knowledge Sharing
The agreement is one of the steps among other
initiatives undertaken by the Media Marketing Dubai Department
of Energy to continue its presence on the international stage.
The Abu Dhabi Department of Energy (DoE) is the entity
that is responsible for ensuring the sustainability and excellence of the
energy sector in the emirate. DoE has entered a strategic partnership with the
International Energy Agency (IEA) in order to promote knowledge sharing and
resource development with a strong focus on training, capacity building and
participation in international events and conferences.
Both parties signed the Memorandum of Understanding
(MoU). The MoU focuses on one of the areas where two parties can collaborate as
well as execute procedures to achieve the desired results.
H.E. Eng. Mohammed Bin Jarsh AlFalasi,
Undersecretary Of The Department Of Energy, Abu Dhabi, said: “As Abu Dhabi continues its sustainable growth
journey, it is more and more important that we build strategic international
partnerships that benefit the Emirate and align with the directives of our wise
leadership, its vision for the future, and its dedication to ensuring a better
life for future generations.”
“Our new partnership with the International Energy
Agency will allow us to exchange experiences and develop our national expertise
to strengthen the capacity of the energy sector in Abu Dhabi. This is important
as we face future challenges by using media advertising in Dubai the latest and most efficient technologies based on the highest
international standards. The agreement with IEA will open new doors and
increase the energy sector’s attractiveness among international investors in
Abu Dhabi.”
Dr Fatih Birol, Executive Director of
the International Energy Agency, said: “Abu Dhabi is
pursuing an ambitious programme that focuses on energy as a top priority to
achieve sustainable development across all sectors. In doing so, Abu Dhabi is
reevaluating its current suite of policies and regulations to incentivize
investment in clean energy. This Memorandum of Understanding will strengthen
the cooperation between the International Energy Agency and the DoE, and
includes technical exchange that I hope will assist Abu Dhabi to reach its
targets.”
The MoU was signed at the Agency’s headquarters in
Paris by DoE’s Undersecretary His Excellency Eng. Mohammed Juma Bin Jarsh Al
Falasi, and Dr Fatih Birol, Executive Director of the International Energy
Agency. The MoU strengthens the emirate’s position as an active and influential
player in the global energy sector. This agreement is another milestone in Abu
Dhabi’s journey to sustainable future that is shaped by reducing greenhouse gas
emissions, encouraging the usage of new technologies and embracing the
achievement of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.
The elements of the agreement between DoE and IEA: •
The partnership seeks to enhance cooperation between DoE and IEA; promote the
exchange of knowledge and information; and develop bilateral scientific,
technical, technological, legislative, administrative, and commercial
cooperation in the energy sector.
• Both parties will work collaboratively to promote
training and capacity building Dubai Careers. IEA will hold
regular training events which will cover a host of issues including energy
efficiency policy and procedures; renewable and low-carbon energy technology;
and energy analysis.
• IEA and DoE will explore the possibility to design
and implement a secondment programme including the possibility of inviting a
nominated modeler(s) to join one of its long-term modeling teams for a period
of time, in order to exchange experiences and help bolster the DoE’s modeling
capacity.
• According to the agreement, DoE will
participate in Dubai Business meetings of the relevant standing groups on global energy issues
such as the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 2030.
The agreement is one of the steps among other
initiatives undertaken by the Abu Dhabi Department of Energy to continue its
presence on the international stage.
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