BUCHAREST: The number of Romanians producing clean energy has increased exponentially in the past two years, reported AGERPRES, the national news agency of Romania.
‘In 2021, 13,600 prosumers were registered. In just two years, the number has grown exponentially. Today, there are more than 120,000 Romanians who have installed photovoltaic panels and produce clean energy, which they supply to the grid,’ the agency quoted the organisers of an energy forum in Bucharest as saying.
Freedom House Romania is organising on Thursday the Energy Forum event, where Romanian and foreign experts, representatives of authorities and private companies will debate the implications of the European Union’s ‘green’ objectives.
Although change is rapid, green energy development is still in its infancy in Romania. There is increasing talk of energy cooperatives, where citizens share the renewable energy they produce. Large investors are developing photovoltaic panel farms and wind farms with increasing power production, they not
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But the transition to green energy is not an easy step and cannot be achieved without conventional sources, the organisers of the event said in a press release.
Source: Emirates News Agency
Amman: Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Maj. Gen. Yousef Huneiti, on Thursday, visited the Royal Jordanian Command and Staff and the Royal Jordanian National Defense Colleges.
Huneiti listened to a briefing regarding the two colleges, covering their goals, study programs, and national mission in addition to their expansion plan.
Huneiti expressed his admiration for the two colleges’ and their students’ exceptional performance.
He emphasized the importance of taking advantage of the experiences, skills, and opportunities that the two institutions offer to students, as this will have a beneficial impact on the quality of strategic planning given the changes and difficulties Jordan’s national security is currently facing.
Source: Jordan News Agency