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Sole Project at COP28 UAE

On Dec. 9th 2023, at 8:30-10.00 CET, Sole Project will contribute to the ‘Fit for 55? Innovative solutions for energy efficient buildings’ side event at COP28 UAE organised by Interreg NEXT MED
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SOLE among the projects chosen for Interreg NEXT MED’s side event at COP28 On Dec. 9th 2023, at 8:30-10.00 CET, project SOLE will contribute to the ‘Fit for 55? Innovative solutions for energy efficient buildings’ side event at COP28 organised by Interreg NEXT MED.

The Royal Scientific Society / NERC conducted the national closing event for SEACap 4 SDG SEACap 4 SDG ENI CBC Med Programme project in cooperation with Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority (ASEZA) in the city of Aqaba in Jordan and Ecosol.

Participants discussed the outcomes and results of the project, and shared their ideas for future initiatives.

The closing event was part of a 3-days workshop that was attended by schools' staff who learned about energy efficiency practices ways to reduce energy consumption in schools, such as by installing LED lighting, improving insulation, and using energy-efficient appliances.

Also participants from ASEZA staff attended the workshop to learn about the benefits of green procurement and how to use the green procurement manual to purchase more sustainable goods and services.

The workshop was a success and helped to raise awareness of energy efficiency in Aqaba. It is hoped that the knowledge and skills gained by participants will help to improve energy efficiency in public buildings in the city.

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