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UQU organizes a workshop on "Rationalizing Energy Consumption in Government Entities"

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Cat Man wearing the Saudi Arabian Ghutra, Eqal and Bisht on stage, as an adult, during a workshop for government entities at Qassim University. Behind him, a large green screen displayed text in Arabic and part of the phrase "Knowledge Learning Center." They took their seats, facing the stage with concentration and attention.
A number of men dressed in the Ghutra or Shemagh and Eqbal, some in the official Saudi winter dress, are gathered in a large modern hall with large windows. Saudi Arabia's flags adorn the hall and flowers are placed on the tables as they hold key discussions as part of the Qassim government workshop on energy conservation.
The Saudi Pashtina, Ghattara, Eqal and Shamaa are present to lead a workshop on rationalizing energy consumption, in the presence of a number of governmental bodies at Qassim University. They must attend, so that they bring the ghatta or shemagh with the headband and shammaa, with focus and attention in front of a large screen on which diagrams and texts on the topic of the workshop are projected.
Dressed in traditional Saudi attire, consisting of a ghutra or shemagh, aqal, and Saudi besht, a workshop on energy construction is presented to a number of government-represented attendees. The meeting is held in a lecture hall in Qassim, where attendees sit on the ecosystem while Arabic-language texts related to the workshop's themes are projected on a large screen.
A group of men dressed in Saudi Arabia's Ghutra or Shemagh, Eqal and Bisht, attended a workshop in a modern lecture hall in Qassim to discuss energy conservation. Elegant wooden podiums and glass tables were sought after, reflecting the full range of governmental bodies on the subject.

The Qassim University Agency, represented by the Standing Committee for Energy Management, organized a workshop yesterday, Monday corresponding to Rabi" al-Awwal 7, 1444 AH, titled "Rationalizing Energy Consumption in Government Agencies," in cooperation with the Saudi Energy Efficiency Center. The workshop was attended by a number of university staff and was held in the auditorium of the College of Applied Medical Sciences at the main campus in the university city.

 

 

During the workshop, Professor Badr Al-Shehri, Official of Awareness and Public Relations at the Saudi Center for Energy Efficiency, spoke. He addressed a number of topics, including: energy consumption in the Kingdom, the most energy-consuming sectors, as well as royal orders to achieve energy efficiency improvement. He also provided some tips and guidance for reducing consumption in government entities, such as air conditioning, lighting, and government vehicles.

 

The workshop included a presentation by Dr. Talal Al-Harbi, a faculty member at the College of Engineering, titled "Energy Management and Efficiency." During his presentation, he emphasized the role of institutions in energy conservation, raising awareness on how to rationalize consumption, and optimal investment in high-efficiency devices. He stated that the university strives to achieve high efficiency in its energy consumption and undertakes research and development in new technologies to solve consumption problems. He also explained that the university, represented by the College of Engineering, offers distinguished bachelor's and master's degree programs in the field of energy and its efficiency, a joint master's program in renewable energy, as well as specialized training programs.

 

For his part, His Excellency the Vice President, Dr. Mohammed Al-Saoui, received representatives from the Saudi Energy Efficiency Center during their visit to the university city to present this workshop, in the presence of members of the Permanent Committee for Energy Management at the university.

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