The National Water and Energy Research Center, a subsidiary of ADWEA, was established in 1999 and carries out research of water and energy utilizing modern innovative technology; specifically concerning power generation and water desalination. The development of renewable and alternative energy techniques is a main concern for the center, as well as the transfer of knowledge, innovation and national and regional participation affording technical and cost effective solutions for the preservation of the environment and a variety of power and water resources.
The center has spared no effort to accomplish its objectives, and in particular identify itself as a specialized research center establishing a connection in both the academic and industrial and applied science fields.
Research Programs:
The Centre is composed of the following six scientific and industrial research Departments:
- Alternative Energy Department.
- Renewable Energy Department
- Environmental Studies Department
- Hydraulics Studies Department
- Water Desalination & Cogeneration Department
- Characterization & Measurement Department
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