Kuwait’s National Technology Enterprises Company has opened its first Low Energy House in collaboration with the Public Authority for Housing Welfare and GORD.
Expanding its reach across the MENA region, GORD has concluded its training sessions in Beirut, Lebanon.
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From World Cup stadiums to metro stations, Qatar in 2019 added a significant stock to its sustainable built environment.
Did you know that 50% of the NMoQ’s building materials have been derived from recycled sources? Or that 98% of the waste generated during the museum’s construction had been diverted from landfills?
Design, sizing, installation methods, panel types, cost, life cycle and usage of PV Systems.
Ten sustainability facts you should know about Qatar’s Al Janoub Stadium.
Here is a list of Qatar’s residential areas that are most suitable for family living. You can choose from a wide range of sustainable residences according to your lifestyle preferences.
On average a Qatar resident uses nearly 600 litres of water a day*, making the country one of the highest consumers of water globally.
What do we do with the greenhouse gases that we produce?
According to International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), close to 60% of GCC’s surface area has excellent suitability for solar PV deployment.