environment - MarcoPolis

In 2006, I brought a solution to Jeddah Municipality – where they produce 7,000 tons of waste per day – and said we’re going to generate electricity and power from that waste. And now, we’re still in negotiations with other authorities to approve this innovation. It takes time, especially talking about mega projects that cost $500 million. We’ll give solutions and generate waste into 100 megawatts can easily give electricity to almost 10,000 households (depending on how big the house is). It’s amazing and good, but it still takes time and investment.

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Saudi Multi-Billion Dollar Market for Industrial Environmental Services

February 6, 2015

The market for environmental services in Saudi Arabia is big and it is booming. Many companies have invested in Saudi Arabia particularly in the oil and chemical sectors. Therefore, there exists a great need to dispose of the waste products from these industries in order to protect the environment.

Libya Videos

National Oil Corporation: Libya will be Producing Oil for Another 50 Years

May 21, 2013

Dr. Nuri A. Berruien, Chairman of the Board of National Oil Corporation (NOC), discusses the future for National Oil Corporation, the largest oil company in Libya. With the fall of the Qaddafi regime, “For the first time, we have been operating differently from the past. NOC has greater independence, unlike in the past under the old regime when the government would interfere with the industry and make dictates that are not conducive to a good business environment. This is all gone,” explains Dr. Berruien.

Libya Videos

Industry in Libya: Industry set to Represent 30% of GDP by 2030

May 20, 2013

Suleiman Ali Al-Taif Al-Fitur, Libyan Minister of Industry, talks about the role of industry in Libya. According to Al-Fitur, the new Libya recognizes the strategic importance of industry and plans to increase the role of industry in the GDP to 30% by 2030.

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Renewable Energy in Morocco

January 21, 2011

Ministry of Energy, Mines, Water, and Environment, Minister, HE Amina Benkhadra
In our evaluation for the short, medium, and long term, the demand for primary energy will double by 2020 and will triple by 2030.