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TAQA Energy Services and UAEU complete solar PV project

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TAQA Energy Services has announced the successful completion of the third phase of the 9,000kWp solar photovoltaic (PV) project at the United Arab Emirates University’s (UAEU) campus. The achievement involves the installation of 14,400 advanced solar panels spanning 84,000sqm.

The panels have the capability of generating 18.7mn kWh of renewable energy annually. This renewable energy production not only meets a portion of the university’s electricity needs, amounting to 30%, but also plays a role in reducing carbon dioxide emissions by over 8,000t each year, said a statement.

Khalid Mohamed Al Qubaisi, Chief Executive Officer of TAQA Energy Services said, “Our ongoing partnership with the United Arab Emirates University for the country’s largest solar project at an educational institution signifies a transformative journey towards sustainability and innovation. This landmark solar power project epitomises our dedication to bolstering our contribution towards the UAE’s 2030 vision for a sustainable and energy-efficient future.”

Prof Ahmed Ali Alraeesi, Acting Vice Chancellor of the UAEU added, “Collaborating with TAQA Energy Services on this pioneering solar initiative marks a significant step toward our sustainability goals. This project not only powers our campus with clean energy but also inspires our students to lead the charge toward a greener, more resilient future.”

This collaboration highlights the United Arab Emirates University’s role in integrating sustainable practices. It also showcases TAQA Energy Services’ comprehensive project management expertise, spanning from initial site assessment to installation and grid integration, the statement continued.

The initiative’s initial phase successfully reduced energy consumption by 27% through retrofitting selected university buildings. Building on this, the subsequent phase expanded these efficiencies to additional facilities within the Al Ain Campus. The completion of this third phase marks a significant milestone in Abu Dhabi’s energy transition, driven by TAQA Energy Services’ relentless pursuit of innovation.

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