News Eng. Atef Tarawneh Opens the Scientific Day for Faculty of Engineering at Zarqa University
Eng. Atef Tarawneh Opens the Scientific Day for Faculty of Engineering at Zarqa University
Date 27-05-2014

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Atef Tarawneh head of parliament said that alternative energy in Jordan is targeted energy as a result of the lack of oil and other conventional energy sources.

He added during opening ceremony of the second scientific day of the Faculty of Engineering Technology in Zarqa University entitled "Alternative and renewable energy,", that the generation of energy legislation carried out by the Council of the Nation and that any civil or military party can generate renewable energy in order to achieve self-sufficiency and reduce costs rates, and give students the opportunity to present research and sale products arising from them in order to support and impact university fees.

He pointed out that Zarqa University will be a model in the electric power generation field in the future expecting it to reach high rates in the production up to 10 MW, which will ease the burden of high prices of electric power and will reflects positively on the Jordanian economy and the students in Zarqa University.

Head of university Prof. Mahmoud Al Wadi said that Zarqa University is working to achieve the goals that contribute to the construction of the student's personality in different dimensions, noting that renewable energy accounts for the national and global attention because of its advantages compared to conventional energy.

He added that the university will open a new specialization of renewable energy engineering from the beginning of next academic year, and will work to establish a research alternative and renewable energy center to serve the national applied research and to provide consulting, implementation of the theoretical and practical sessions, pointing out that Zarqa company for education and investment management is working to build electric power plant using solar energy sources, in order to serve the university and provide clean electrical energy to its surroundings, which contribute to the exploitation of renewable energy.

For his part, the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Dr. Omar Al Omari explained that the scientific day aims to contribute to the creation of a common understanding of the importance of renewable energy, raise its efficiency and achieve the concept of energy security, to overcome the challenges facing the investment, and to contribute to finding energy solutions, noting that renewable energy has established itself in the past As an alternative for the recent fuel that observers warned us from after it proved near depletion and the global reservoirs is over consummated.

The scientific day included sessions on nanotechnology and its applications in alternative energy, and oil shale as unconventional source of energy, green buildings, the use of biogas in Jordan, solar energy usage and its applications in Jordan, and wind energy.

At the end of the scientific day opening chairman of Zarqa Corporation for Education and Investment (owner of Zarqa University), Dr. Mahmoud Abu Shaera', presented appreciation plaque to the President of the House of Representatives in the presence of Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Dr. Rateb Al-Saud, and President of the University Prof. Dr. Mahmoud Alwadi, and Reps. Ekrayem Alawwadat and Dr. Mohammed al-Haj and a large number of energy issues concerned people.

The opening of the headquarters of Arab Universities Society professors of English magazine

Head of university Prof. Mahmoud Al Wadi opened the headquarters of Arab Universities Society professors of English language and Literature and Translation magazine at Zarqa University, in the presence of President of the Society and the editor of the magazine Prof. Jihad Hamdan.

Al wadi said that the university is working to provide all that is needed to produce the magazine according to the best conditions, which contribute to the constructive and fruitful communication in the professors’ service.

Dr. Hamdan also expressed his thanks to the University for its outstanding and continuous support to the Society and the magazine.