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Member States & Development Partners |
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RCREEE has ten founding members, including
Algeria,
Egypt,
Jordan,
Lebanon,
Libya,
Morocco,
Palestine,
Syria,
Tunisia, and
Yemen.,
During the start up phase, RCREEE is sponsored by Egypt, also serving as host country for the Centre, as well as Germany, the EU and Denmark...(the development partners).
The development partners have pledged to provide financial and technical assistance to RCREEE with an aggregate value of EUR 15 million during the initial five years (2008 to 2012). ..
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RCREEE Regional Renewable Energy Conference
Organized by RCREEE
Amman: 4 Ferbruary, 2010
On 4 February 2010 RCREEE held the RCREEE Renewable Energy Conference in Amman, Jordan. At the conference, RCREEE presented a comparative study of RE and EE regulations in MENA, the most in depth study of the subject to date.
Further, the DESERTEC Industrial Initiative was presented, followed by a panel discussion.
The conference was open to the interested public.
Capacity Building in the Field of Wind Energy
A Regional Training Workshop Organized by RCREEE
Cairo: 6-15 December, 2009
Based on the needs its member states for developing wind energy and its optimal use, RCREEE, the Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency, in collaboration with the NREA, The National Authority for New and Renewable Energy in Egypt, organized a regional training workshop on phases pertaining to Capacity Building in the Field of Wind Energy. The workshop was held in Cairo, Egypt during the period from 6 to 15 December, 2009.
The workshop topics revolved around the principles and basics for selecting locations, designing farms and financial feasibility, while illustrating examples of a number of achievements in the member states.
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Know How Magazin
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Berlin. Responding to an invitation by the Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RCREEE), with headquarters in Cairo, a group of 25 young leading executives from the MENA Region (countries of the Middle East and North Africa) are currently in Berlin taking part in the training program "Young Leaders in Renewable Energies".
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Reportage
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"Yes" we like the food", says Adnan Al-Akori with his charming smile, "but not that much". Today we had chicken and chips and Sauerkraut, and when the waiter removed the plates, it was apparent that almost nobody had touched the Sauerkraut. But of course Al-Akori did not really mean that. He and his colleagues at the table have become almost regular customers in Berlin's "Pfefferberg". Since more than a week now, they come here to dine. "Their" name is written in chalk on the green board: RCREEE.
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