DEWA delegation meets Chinese public & private organisations

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DEWA delegation meets Chinese public & private organisations

A delegation from Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA), headed by HE Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD & CEO of DEWA, has actually begun meetings with Chinese public as well as private organizations. The delegation to China is constructing more powerful connections and also developing partnerships with China's public and private sectors. This supports the Dubai Clean Energy Strategy 2050, which provides concern to sustainability and focuses on an incorporated approach to design requirements, public facilities, finance, administration, as well as maintenance.

The delegation includes Waleed Salman, Executive Vice President of Strategy & Business Development at DEWA, Dr Yousef Al Akraf, Executive Vice President of Business Support as well as Human Resources at DEWA, Mohammed Abdulkareem Al Shamsi, Acting Executive Director of the UAE Water Aid Foundation, and also Ahmed Abdullah, Senior Manager of External Communications at DEWA.

The delegation met Liang Yang, Head of smart PV options at Huawei, the Chinese business that is experts in Information Communications Technology. They additionally met Jun Liu, Vice President of Smart PV Solution Sales & Services at Huawei. Huawei highlighted its solutions for solar smart cells, smart networks and also phones, cloud computing, Big Data, and also the Internet of Things. The Chinese business has over 140 million clients for their cellular phones, as well as over 400 international mobile network drivers. Over 170,000 staff members work at Huawei; 80,000 of with work in research and development.

HE Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD & CEO of Dubai Electricity and Water Authority, fulfilled Gu Jun, President of China Nuclear Engineering Group Co. (CNEC), Lei Mingze, Director, General Manager, and also Chairman of CNEC, likewise attended the conference, to ensure that DEWA can learn about the most up to date growths in the generation of electricity through the calm usage of nuclear energy. It also sustains the Dubai Clean Energy Strategy 2050, which aims to diversify power resources by 2030. Already, renewable resource will make up 25 % of the Emirate's power requirements, while atomic energy will offer 7 %, tidy coal 7 %, as well as natural gas 61 %.

Al Tayer likewise met Liu Zhengming, Managing Director of Silk Road Fund Co., Ltd, and Grace Yue Zho, CFA of Director Investment at Silk Road Fund Co., Ltd, likewise attended the meeting. The conference built closer connections between DEWA and also Silk Road Fund Co., Ltd, while highlighting advancements, as well as projects in regard to Dubai's power industry.

Along with this, Al Tayer likewise met James Zheng, Vice President of Enterprise Business Unit for East as well as Central China at IBM, as well as Clement Dai, Industry Sales and also Solutions, Global Energy as well as Utilities Industry at IBM. IBM highlighted its solutions and encounters in clean energy.

Throughout the delegation's visit to China, Al Tayer also met Judy Q. Liu, Vice President of GCL New Energy Holdings Limited, and President of Asia Pacific as well as Middle East, as well as Vivienne Lee, Deputy General Manager of the International Business Department at GCL New Energy Holdings. The conference highlighted financial investment possibilities in clean power as part of the Dubai Green Fund, which deserves USD27 billion.

"This visit enables us to trade viewpoints and also experiences, as well as improve practices to additionally promote incorporated teamwork between the general public as well as private sectors. This participation will boost financial investments in the area's power sector. We also aim to go over international efficiency indicators and also high-level benchmarking in the power market. We additionally intend to boost participation with China, in areas such as financing and economic solutions, while gaining from best international practices," said Al Tayer.

Al Tayer emphasised the value of collaboration in between DEWA and Chinese public and also exclusive organizations, enhancing long-term collaborations in energy, and working to develop these partnerships to broaden horizons and mutually benefit from their shared experiences.