Dubai Electricity and Water Authority Research and Development Center Leads in Scientific Research and Development

Dubai: “The Gulf”

Dubai Electricity and Water Authority Research and Development Center published 73 scientific and research papers in the year 2023 in international scientific conferences and international peer-reviewed journals and magazines, giving the total number of scientific and research papers completed by the center to 221. papers until the end of last year, which had different topics between the fields of solar energy, water and energy efficiency Power, smart grid integration, space and the fourth industrial revolution.

Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, Managing Director and CEO of the Authority, said: “We operate according to the rational vision of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, may God protect him. for him, to support advanced and innovative scientific research aimed at achieving future plans and ambitions, and the strategic Dubai Clean Energy 2050 and the Carbon Neutrality Strategy 2050 for the Emirate of Dubai.

He praised the role of researchers and academics from different nations in the Research and Development Center to strengthen the competitiveness and leadership of the UAE in the scientific research sectors, and noted that the scientific and research papers The Center published in conferences and international forums. verifying the ability of national capabilities and skills to compete with global capabilities, and effective participation in anticipating and creating… Sustainable future.

The center’s staff rely on the latest global technologies and world-class advanced facilities, especially the Internet of Things Laboratory, the Robotics and Drones Laboratory, the first laboratory with 3D printing technology in the world, and the space ground station for the Authority’s program, to advance the wheel of innovation, research and development in various areas of production and operation.

For his part, Engineer Walid bin Salman, Executive Vice President of the Department of Business Development and Excellence, said: “The center’s main areas of work are based on three enablers represented by the Fourth Industrial Revolution, which ‘introducing artificial intelligence, the internet of things. , robotics, drones, 3D printing and advanced materials as well as space technologies and energy systems analyses.