| RCREEE |
RCREEE is an independent regional think tank based in Cairo which is dedicated to the promotion of renewable energies (RE) and energy efficiency (EE). RCREEE formulates and disseminates policies in support of RE and EE and provides a platform for the regional exchange on policy issues and technological question.
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RCREEE is establishing a SWHs Certification Program in cooperation with the League of Arab States and The Arab Industrial Development and Mining Organization (AIDMO)
Arab professionals in SWHs are invited to participate in this program through joining ArSol Network,
For more information please contact: ashraf.kraidy@rcreee.org
ArSol Network Introduction
Application form for ArSol Netwrok
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4th workshop of the project Energy Efficiency Indicators in RCREEE member states.
16 & 17 April 2012 in Marrakech, Morocco
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7th BoT meeting in Algeria
February 20 -21 , 2012 |
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 On February 20th & 21st 2012, the seventh meeting of the RCREEE Board of Trustees was held in Algeria. The meeting was attended by representatives from RCREEE member states, the Executive Committee, the interim secretariat as well as the German development partner represented by GIZ advisor. |
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| A Farwell to RCREEE leader, and a warm welcome to the New Acting Executive Director |
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 As 2011 came to an end, Eng. Samir Hassan ended his years of service with RCREEE as an Acting Executive Director since 2009. During his years leading the Center, RCREEE successfully passed its establishment phase and stepped into its now well known leading place in the region. Eng. Samir brought to RCREEE not only his immense technical expertise in the field of RE & EE, but also an undeniable talent as a Director.
 Appointed by RCREEE Executive Committee and Board of Trustees, Mrs. Amel Bida became the New Acting Executive Director of the Center. Mrs. Bida has worked as a senior technical expert in RCREEE Secretariat since 2008. She was seconded by the Tunisian Ministry of Industry and Technologies as a representative of the Maghreb countries based on her extensive professional experience in the fields of renewable energy, energy efficiency, climate change and CDM.
RCREEE team wishes Mrs. Amel all the best of luck in leading the Center for the coming period and welcomes the fresh enthusiasm that she brings to the RCREEE family. |
Workshop on: “Energy Efficiency Labels and Standards for Home Appliances”
27-28 December, 2011 - Cairo, Egypt |
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| In Cooperation with New & Renewable Energy Authority (NREA), RCREEE organized a workshop on Energy Efficiency Labels and Standards for Home Appliances. The workshop was attended by specialists in EE Labeling for home appliances projects in RCREEE members states. National papers on the programs in member states were presented, which in turn will result in a comprehensive report on the evolution of labeling programs. |
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RCREEE and the Secretariat of the Union for the Mediterranean Sign a Memorandum of Understanding |
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 The Secretariat of the Union for the Mediterranean “UfMS” and the Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency “RCREEE”, signed on November 2nd 2011 a memorandum of understanding where both parties expressed their willingness to enhance and intensify their collaboration in many areas including cooperation in developing the Master Plan of the flagship UfM initiative the Mediterranean Solar Plan “MSP”, particularly in the areas of policy and regulatory frameworks at national and regional levels. RCREEE will act as a regional partner of the UfMS for facilitating the implementation of the MSP in terms of policy development and advocacy work, awareness raising, agenda setting, and dissemination of initiatives and concepts. RCREEE will be also actively involved in further activities to implement the MSP. Further both UfMS and RCREEE will exchange experiences and cooperate in particular in areas such as investment promotion and public private partnerships (PPP); research, development and demonstration (RD&D); as well as capacity and network building. The foreseen activities under the MoU would also comprise organizing joint events, written materials, and sharing of experts among other activities. It is hoped that the implementation of these MoU as well as similar activities and initiatives will help in boosting the development and deployment of renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies in the 13 Southern and Eastern Mediterranean Arab Countries members in RCREEE. |
RCREEE Family Grows with its Achievements
Sudan, Iraq, Bahrain, the new RCREEE members |
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RCREEE celebrated the accession of three countries as new members of its family. The BOT, during its sixth meeting held in Beirut, approved the requests made by Sudan, Iraq and Bahrain to join RCREEE. The number of RCREEE member States has reached thirteen Arab states.
RCREEE will continue its quest to attract more Arab countries, promoting our role as the Arab platform for sustainable energy. RCREEE will continue to enhance the planning and future policies of renewable energy and energy efficiency for the energy sector in the Arab region. |
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