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On Tuesday, September 30, 2026, the Center for Continuing Education concluded the “Renewable Energy and Environment” course, which lasted for three days, with the participation of a number of teachers and employees.
The last day of the course witnessed the presentation of a scientific lecture delivered by Professor Dr. Fadel Mohsen Hamad, during which he discussed the concept of sustainability and its importance in enhancing the efficiency of institutional performance and protecting the environment, with a focus on relevant international quality standards, especially the standard ISO 14001 for environmental management system, and standard ISO 50001 for energy management system.
The lecture touched on the importance of applying these international standards in institutions, and their role in improving environmental performance and raising the efficiency of energy use, as well as the procedures and requirements that institutions must follow in order to implement them optimally.
The lecture also addressed the importance of integration between the environmental management system and the energy management system, which contributes to achieving sustainability goals and enhancing the efficiency of institutions in dealing with environmental and energy challenges.
The closing day of the course included an exam for the participants, with the aim of assessing the extent to which they benefited from the scientific topics and themes that were covered during the course days, and testing the extent of their understanding of the concepts, standards and procedures related to renewable energy, the environment and sustainability.
