The Jordan Energy Investment Summit

Renewables • Oil Shale • Nuclear • Petroleum • Gas

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The only energy investment event for the Kingdom Distinguished Speaker Panel

Keynote Ministerial Presentations H.E Khaled Toukan, Minister of Energy & Mineral Resources, Ministry of Energy & Mineral Resources, Jordan Eng Marwan Metry Al-Baka’in, Director Of Natural Gas Department, Ministry Of Energy And Mineral Resources, The Kingdom Of Jordan Eng Ziad Jebril Sabra, Director of Alternative Energy and Energy Efficiency Department, Ministry of Energy And Mineral Resources, The Kingdom Of Jordan

Unveiling:  Revolutionary insights and project developments in oil shale processing  Prospects in oil shale, hydrocarbons and effective collaboration with the government  Financing models for renewable energy projects  Development approaches for green energy projects: Solar, wind and biomass  Energy efficiency and national implications of The Arab Energy Efficiency Guideline  Jordan’s future Power System and investment opportunities for IPPs  The designed role for nuclear power and strategic operating partners  The future of alternative natural gas supply and gas grid plans  New oil distribution in Jordan and downstream projects  Policies, data and fiscal terms making Jordan open for business Delegate Bag Sponsor:

Lunch Sponsor:

ARAB POTASH COMPANY JORDAN

Media partners:

 H.E Samer Asfour, Chief Executive Officer, Jordan Investment Board, Jordan  Dr Maher Hijazin, Former Director General, Natural Resources Authority, Advisor To The Cabinet, Jordan  Dr Mousa Ali Alhamdan Alzyoud, Director of Petroleum Directorate, Natural Resources Authority, Jordan  Prof. Kamal Araj, Vice Chairman, Commissioner for International Cooperation, Jordan Atomic Energy Commission, Jordan  Dr Ghaleb Maabreh, Managing Director of the National Electric Power Company, Jordan  Eng Abdel Karim Alawin, CEO, Jordan Petroleum Refining Company, Jordan  Qutaiba Abu Qorah, Director General, National Petroleum Company, Jordan (tbc)  Thomas Meijssen, General Manager Of Jordan Oil Shale Company, BV (JOSCO) and Shell Country Chair, Jordan  Eng Munther Akroush, Director - Operations, Jordan Energy & Mining Ltd, Jordan  Eng Azmi Al-Said Khreisat, Principle, International Energy Consultation Enterprise (IECE), Former Jordanian Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Jordan H anna Zaghloul, CEO, Kawar Energy, Jordan  Luay Al Khatteeb, Executive Director, Advisor to Parliament, Iraq Energy Institute, London, UK  Dr Kurt Wiesegart, Team Leader, MED-ENEC, Egypt  Eng Ammar Al Taher, MED-ENEC Key expert, Egypt  Eng Jamila Matar, League of Arab States (tbc)  Eng Salah Azzam, Acting Director of Energy Research Program, National Energy Reserach Centre, Jordan  Walid Shahin, Senior Expert Energy Efficiency, National Center for Research & Development, Jordan  Martin White, Regional Director- Asia, 4GasAsiaAsia, UAE  Priit Raid, Director – Technology, Enefit, Estonia

Plus! Retreat to the Dead Sea and rejuvenate.

Book your place on this pre-arranged tour when registering for the conference.

Document Sponsor:

“We would definitely like to see more investors in the field of oil shale.. and our policies and regulations are changing all the time to accommodate local and foreign investors”

Dr Maher Hijazin, Former Director General, Natural Resources Authority, Advisor To The Cabinet, Jordan

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This conference is a must attend for those interested in exploring new business developments and investment opportunities in Jordan’s energy sector. From senior government officials to international operating companies to financiers and investors.

Who Should Attend?

Why Attend?

This conference will focus and bring forth the investment potential in Jordan and push awareness in future energy use. It is supported by the Ministry Of Energy And Mineral Resources.  M eet with the senior officials from the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources and government affiliates in Jordan’s power, nuclear, oil and gas and renewable energy sectors  D efine investment opportunities with the Kingdom’s decision makers  N etwork with international IOCs, oil shale processors, power producers, nuclear operators, mining companies and renewable project developers looking for new business opportunities  B e part of the only Jordanian Energy Investment Summit  A one-stop shop for Jordan’s developments in the energy sector  B e the first to know about infrastructure projects coming on line  D iscuss the Kingdom’s sustainable energy future and energy efficiency implications  D iscover new technologies bringing innovation to the Kingdom  R etreat to a Kingdom steeped in history and culture: from the urban contrasts of Amman to the tranquility of the Dead Sea

Who You Will Meet

 Government Ministries  Policy Makers and Licensors  Oil Shale Processors  National and International Oil and Gas Operators and contractors  Independent Power Producers  Project Developers and Investors in Renewable Energies: Wind, Solar and Biomass  Nuclear Operators and Investors  Mining and exploration companies  International Banks and Investment Firms  Law Firms  Energy Technology and Equipment Providers  Consultants and Analysts  Academics and Researchers  Power Plant Construction Companies and Suppliers

 Government Policy Makers  Director Generals  President and Vice Presidents  CEO and Managing Directors  Directors of Exploration and Production  Directors of New Ventures  Directors of Operations  Business Development Heads  Investment Portfolio Director: Oil and Gas, Nuclear and Renewable  Project Managers  Directors of Planning  Energy Marketing Managers  Partners  Energy Consultants  Senior Economists  Chief Engineers  Sales and Marketing Managers  Academics and Researchers

Corporate Sponsorship Opportunities As a major international event, The Jordan Energy Investment Summit will be attracting a large and influential audience. Take advantage of the unprecedented networking opportunities which are available with high profile ministry representatives, key decision-makers, opinion formers and industry peers. In addition, significant corporate branding opportunities can be harnessed for maximum exposure over the entire event, allowing your organisation to highlight your products and services in a professional manner.

All our sponsorship packages are customized to our client’s specifications. We know that every business is different and we will work with you to tailor and develop a package that meets your business’s individual goals and objectives.

We have limited sponsorship opportunities available. Contact Arshed Hussain to discuss your unique opportunity.

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Energy Infrastructure Projects Are Real Opportunities For Investors 2020

2009

Crude Oil And Products - 40%

Crude Oil And Products - 57%

Natural Gas - 29%

Natural Gas - 40%

Oil Share - 14%

Renewable Energy - 4%

Renewable Energy - 10%

Electricity Imports - 1%

Nuclear - 6% Electricity Imports 1%

Real opportunities coming online for international investors of Energy And Mineral Resources in a new energy mix being sought. Ministry facts and figures (2009-2010) Nuclear Power

Oil Shale Exploitation Exploration has confirmed Jordan possesses one of the world’s richest stockpiles of oil shale- at least 500bn barrels of oil equivalent which would be enough to turn Jordan into a net exporting oil country.

The government has focused its efforts to exploit the oil shale on 3 levels; surface mining to exploit oil shale, utilise oil shale positioned deep underground through Shell’s In Situ Conversion Process-ICP, and generate electricity by the direct burning of oil shale with a project planned to be in commercial operation in 2015.

Jordan’s uranium reserves account for 2% of the world’s total. The estimated quantities of up to 65 thousand tons in the form of surface sediment in addition to approximately 100 thousand tons found in the Jordan Phosphate makes the Kingdom the 11th largest source around the globe. As part of the National Energy Strategy the Kingdom is pushing forward with a designed role for nuclear power. Of which the main objectives are to exploit the natural raw nuclear materials in Jordan, establish nuclear energy plants for electricity generation and water desalination, (the first of which is expected to be operational in 2020), develop human resources necessary for the implementation of Jordan’s nuclear program and strengthen the infrastructure of nuclear science.

Clean Energy

Oil And Gas Upstream and Downstream

Characterised by bright sunny days throughout most of the year and strong wind resources due to elevation and temperature gradients, Jordan’s Energy Master Plan dictates that renewable energy must make up 10% of the mix by 2020. To achieve these figures the focus will be on the implementation of the following projects; utilising wind energy to generate electricity up to 1000MW, solar energy up to 300-600MW and other vital energy resource up to 20-20MW.

There is strong reason to believe that new hydrocarbon fields can yet be found in Jordan’s largely unexplored landscape. The kingdom has a wide array of incentives, PSAs and joint venture opportunities to offer in the upstream sector, coupled with investment options to expand oil refining and distribution capabilities, gas networks and look to LNG projects.

Rates

In The Field Of Electricity

Solar Energy: 5-7 kilowatt/hr/meter sq Wind Energy: the average wind speed is around 7m/s (300watts/meter sq) Bio Energy: around 5000-7000 tons per day In a bid to attract the private sector the Kingdom has committed to robust policies, procedures, feed in tariffs and has began tendering attractive projects within these technologies.

In recent years the Government of Jordan has taken several important steps to attracting IPP investment to supply power to the regional market and meet future domestic requirements of electricity. The responsibility of generating electricity energy and construction of new power stations is invested in the private sector and any proposed configuration within the framework of economic, environmental and quality of supply will be considered.

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Monday 10th October 2011, Main Summit Day One 08.30

Registration and Morning Refreshments

• Future development options for the Rischa field

• Potential prospects for East Safawi and

09.00 Opening Remarks From The Chairman Dr Maher Hijazin, Former Director General , Natural

opportunities for strategic partners Qutaiba Abu Qorah, Director General, National

Resources Authority, Advisor To The Cabinet,

Petroleum Company, Jordan (tbc)

Jordan 11.35 Re-discovering

The Petroleum Potential

of Jordan

09.10 Inaugural Opening H.E Khaled Toukan, Minister of Energy and

This session will high-light the most important actions

Mineral Resources, Ministry of Energy And Mineral

accomplished by the government in exploring

Resources, Jordan

and prospecting for hydrocarbons in Jordan. It will address the positive results which were achieved

09.40

Keynote Session:

The Current Investment Climate: Introducing Jordan As Open For Business

Examing the Kingdom’s macro-economic

during the implementation of the National Project during 1980-1995 – a major motivate factor for petroleum companies to come back to Jordan.

• Identifying that petroleum resources in the

safe and favourable to foreign investors. Global

• Revealing:

ranking and competiveness liberalisation and

-N umerous oil and gas shows throughout Jordan

privatisation policies, regulatory stability and

-A bundant surface indications of hydrocarbons

environment and the conditions making Jordan

kingdom have not been adequately tested

banking requirements,and the full costs and

in the form of seeps, asphalts impregnations

benefits of doing business in the Kingdom to ensure effective decision making, timing and risk

and near-surface deposits of rich oil shales

assessment.

gained by new seismic work confirming the

H.E Samer Asfour, CEO, Jordan Investment Board,

-N ew insights into the subsurface geology existence of untested, attractive deep basins

Jordan

• Harnessing the NRA database

Mr Asfour has spent the past decade working in

• Understanding the favourable contract model

areas of economic development, investment,

offering attractive economic terms to the

and global trade. Prior to his appointment as the CEO of the Jordan Investment Board, Mr.

international petroleum industry Dr Mousa Ali Alhamdan Alzyoud, Acting Director

Asfour was a Senior Economic & Investment Advisor for the Prime Minister of Jordan and was

General, Natural Resources Authority, Jordan The Natural Resources Authority (NRA) implements

responsible for providing the PM with objective

work related to prospecting for mineral resources,

advice on contemporary economic, investment

conducting geological, geophysical and

and financial developments, the suitability and

geochemical surveys along with issuing licenses

vulnerability of current economic policy settings,

and rights for petroleum exploration, mining, stone

the administration of fiscal and monetary policies, as well as domestic investment and international

quarries and monitoring operations thereof.

Dr Alzyoud is currently the acting Director General

trade and investment issues.

of the NRA. He has played a leading role in restructuring the Natural Resources Authority by

10.15

Keynote Session:

Setting The Scene For Investment In The Kingdom

reviewing the legal, regulatory and institutional framework towards drafting new laws and an optimal structure. Dr Alyzoud has also spearheaded

World Bank Representative, Jordan

the promotion of open blocks for oil & gas exploration for international oil companies and

The Future Of The Petroleum Upstream Sector

other projects including the Data Banking System and Online Data Room and various international bid rounds.

10.50

Coffee Break and Morning Refreshments

11.10

as Production In Jordan: Current And G Future Prospects

• What are the actual and planned sources of domestic gas?

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Jordan’s Future In Oil Shale Exploitation

Jordan will promote its oil shale as a new source of energy to share 11% in the primary energy mix in 2015 and 14% in 2020 by attracting the private sector to invest in oil shale in the areas

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of generating electricity through direct burning,

Munther spent 15 years in the Natural Resources

surface retorting to product oil and deep oil shale.

Authority of Jordan, latest post was Deputy Director

• Examining Jordan’s oil shale potential and the

General of Jordan’s Natural Resources Authority. A

outlook for oil shale development

• An overview of current operations in the Kingdom

• Collaborating with the NRA: reviewing the latest stable incentives on offer and contractual, fiscal, legal and environmental terms and benefits Natural Resources Authority, Jordan

qualified Mechanical Engineer, Munther also holds a Master’s degree in Economics.

Demarco Jorce Epifanio, International Business Development Manager, Petrobras, Brazil Demarco Epifanio has had 31 years working to Petrobras, 10 years on the domestic E&P and the past 21 years within the International Area. He has

12.40 Lunch And Networking Opportunity 13.40

been Country Manager in Libya, Cuba and Business Development Manager at the London office.

The Revolutionary Oil Shale Debate

Demarco has assigned to the Non Conventional

During this interactive and energising session, each

business in 2005, carrying out business opportunities

panelist being a key player in the Kingdom’s oil

using Petrobras’ own technology PETROSIX outside

shale projects will give a 10 minute overview (4 slides

Brazil

max) on their crucial experiences so far in oil shale

Priit Raid, Director – Technology, Enefit, Estonia

investment and developments in the Kingdom. All

The Midstream And Downstream Opportunities

speakers will then take part in a 20 minute audience question and answer session.

• Discussing the importance of oil shale in Jordan

• What are the key learnings and pre-requisites so far on the road to harvesting oil shale in Jordan – the journey is long and risky

• Be bought up-to date with ground breaking technologies to generate power and extract oil from oil shale

14.40 Afternoon Refreshments And Networking Opportunity 15.00

The JPRC is the single refining company with a capacity of 100,000 bpd. In addition to the opening

• Learn from the world leaders: evaluating technical

of the downstream sector, this company is going

challenges, strengths, weaknesses and lessons

to be expanded and modernised to meet the

learnt so far from the revolutionary oil shale

projected growth in the Kingdom’s demand for light

projects in the Kingdom

• Determining a road map to commercialisation that is based on risk mitigating

and intermediate petroleum products

Resources Authority, Advisor To The Cabinet, Jordan

What will the new sectors look like?

Shale Company, BV (JOSCO) and Shell Country Chair, Jordan Thomas Meijssen is General Manager of Jordan

opportunities will this give rise to?

graduated in Physics and Business Administration.

He has been with Royal Dutch Shell for 28 years with postings in The Netherlands, Egypt, Syria,

the downstream sector?

Company, Jordan 15.35

new power plants with natural gas, continue to work on the plans of transforming industries to use

Manager, Asset Development Manager and Non-

natural gas instead of fuel oil and diesel and establish

Operated Ventures Manager in Nigeria and Value

natural gas distribution networks in several cities in

Assurance Consultant Global in The Netherlands.

the Kingdom supplying domestic and commercial

He has extensive experience in oil and gas field

sectors with natural gas.

development in the Middle East and Africa

Munther Akroush has diverse experience of the

16.10 Closing Remarks From The Chairman Dr Maher Hijazin, Former Director General , Natural Resources Authority, Advisor To The Cabinet, Jordan

mechanical, petroleum, construction and energy sectors. After a successful commercial career

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Gas Grid: Capacity And Future Expansion Plans the overall strategy of energy is aiming to provide

Reservoir Engineer in Oman, Gas Development

Jordan Energy & Mining Ltd, Jordan

Natural

The Ministry of Energy And Mineral Resources within

Gabon, Oman, and Nigeria. He has been Chief

Eng. Munther Akroush, Jordan office Director

• What are the implications for privatising Zarqa on

Eng. A.K. Alawin, CEO, Jordan Petroleum Refining

Oil Shale Company BV (JOSCO) and Shell Country Chair, The Hashemite Kingdom Of Jordan. He is

• Deciding to further expand the existing oil refinery or build new ones and what investment

Panelists: Thomas Meijssen, General Manager Of Jordan Oil

• Reviewing the re-structuring programme and implications for JPRC and the petroleum market:

Moderator: Dr Maher Hijazin, Former Director General , Natural

Downstream Focus: The Growing Demand For Petroleum Products

16.15

Close Of Summit Day One

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Tuesday 11th October 2011 Summit Day Two 08.30

Dr Maabreh has held many key positions in Jordan’s power landscape including former Advisor to the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Jordan and before that he was advisor to the Ministry of Housing, Electricity and Water In Oman.Dr Maabreh’s previous enrollments include key contributions as a team member of the Technical Working Groups restructuring, privatisation and IPP projects in Jordan’s electricity sector and also has leading publications in these areas.

Registration And Morning Refreshments

09.00 Opening Remarks From The Chairman

The Growing Gas Market In Jordan 09.10 The Kingdom’s Natural Gas Demand: Current And Forecast Eng Marwan Metry Al-Baka’in, Director Of Natural Gas Department, Ministry Of Energy And Mineral Resources, Jordan (tbc) 09.40

eeting Gas Demand: The Quest For M Alternative Supplies

11.30

• Discussing the Kingdom’s potential options to meet rising gas demand

• More gas through the Arab Gas Pipeline or looking to alternatives?

• What are the current prospects for floating storage regas terminals and how will this affect gas distribution and downstream investment?

• Is there a long term road map for piped gas from Turkey?

• Is importation of gas from Iraq realistic? What is the timeline?

Eng Marwan Metry Al-Baka’in, Director Of Natural Gas Department, Ministry Of Energy And Mineral Resources, Jordan Luay Al Al Khatteeb, Executive Director, Advisor to Parliament, Iraq Energy Institute, London, UK Mr Al-Khatteeb has over 16 years of extensive commercial experience in Business Development and Process Management. Luay served in executive capacities as Director and Senior Consultant advising various international companies including PriceWaterHouseCoopers, Prudential Insurance, Shell International, British Gas, and Crescent Petroleum.

Luay is also the Editor in Chief of various research papers and publications including ‘IEI Energy & Development Series’ and ‘IEI Reports’. Being advisor to the Energy Committee in the Iraqi Parliament through IEI, he delivered various seminars and workshops to key stakeholders

Martin White, Regional Director- Asia, 4GasAsiaAsia, UAE

The Future Of Jordan’s Power Sector In Jordan 10.30

Morning Coffee And Networking Break

10.50

Investment Opportunities In Jordan’s Power System

NEPCO is a public shareholding company owned by the government and responsible for the building, operation and maintenance of the transmission system within the borders of the Kingdom, in addition to secure the Kingdom with electricity through the expansion of building generation unites through the private sector.

• NEPCO’s current power system

• Load forecast and generation expansion plan 2011-2040 including outlook for oil Shale and nuclear power generation

• NEPCO’s transmission expansion plan 2011-2020

• Investment opportunities in IPP generation and transmission projects Dr Ghaleb Maabreh, Managing Director, National Electric Power Co (NEPCO), Jordan

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The

Designed Role For Nuclear Power In Jordan

Comprehensive laws have been adopted, nuclear regulatory commission created, mining locations identified and tenders for exploration and strategic nuclear operators have started. The first nuclear power plant to be located near Assamra is scheduled to be operational by 2020 with several more planned by 2030.

• Discussing the opportunities and challenges in the Kingdom’s designed role for nuclear power generation

• Incorporating Japan’s lessons learnt into the design

• Investment potential and terms for strategic partners in plant investment and operation

• What are the current exploration efforts in Jordan and future openings for promising mining sites Prof. Kamal Araj, Vice Chairman, Commissioner for International Cooperation, Jordan Atomic Energy Commission, Jordan The Jordan Atomic Energy Commission was established in order to transfer the uses of the nuclear energy and radiation technology to Jordan, develop their use and management and to establish economic investment projects in the areas of electricity generation, water desalination, agricultural, medical and industrial areas.

The Renewable Energy Sector 12.10 Introductory Remarks From The Chairman Eng Azmi Al-Said Khreisat, Principle, International Energy Consultation Enterprise(IECE), Former Jordanian Minister of Petroleum And Mineral Resources, Jordan Azmi Al-Said Khreisat was the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan until November of 2006. Under his leadership the comprehensive restructuring of the country’s power sector was completed, the reform of the petroleum sector was designed and initiated, the natural gas supply agreement between Jordan and Egypt was concluded, and a 393 km pipeline was built on a BOOT basis 12.20

Promoting Renewable Energy Sources In Jordan

Jordan will promote renewable energy sources to share 7% in the energy mix in 2015 and 10% in 2020. To achieve this 1200-2000 MW of renewable energy will come on pipeline through projects in wind and solar energies.

• Emphasising the laws, policies and funds favourable for investment and the exploitation of Renewable Energy

• Reviewing recent movements in this sector to keep to the new energy mix targets on track

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15.50

• What are the latest implications for investors and what can be expected in the near future in terms of future bi-laws, policies and tender processes

Ziad Gibril Sabra, Director of Renewable Energy , Ministry Of Energy And Mineral Resources, Jordan

12.55 Networking Lunch 13.55

Complexity of PV/CPV projects

14.30

Wind

• Understanding the development approach and the complexity of PV/CPV projects

• Identifying the prerequisites for investment in renewable energy in Jordan

• Evaluating feasibility and viable technologies for large scale solar projects in Jordan

• Private and public sector collaboration in securing funding, future procedures for tender and bi-law development Hanna Zaghloul, CEO, Kawar Energy, Jordan Kawar Energy focus on developing large-scale solar projects one of which is Shams Ma’an, a 100 MW PV/CPV solar power plant located in the Ma’an district with an expected investment of $400 million.

Energy In China: A Tremendously Fast Development Of Installed Capacities During The Last Decade

• An assessment of wind energy development in China

• Recognising the drivers for such vast wind energy projects (framework conditions, feed-in conditions)

• The role of training and research facilities

• Exploring the manufacturing scene for wind power related equipment

• How have the world leaders managed to finance such vast wind energy projects?

Dr Kurt Wiesegart, Team Leader, MED-ENEC, Egypt (confirmed pending EUD approval) 15.05 Afternoon Refreshments And Networking Opportunity 15.20

Revealing Biomass Business Opportunities In Jordan

• Understanding Jordan’s biomass potential • Exploring the favourable technologies to convert biomass to energy

• What are the environmental implications of biomass utilization

• Effective collaboration to bring biomass projects to fruition

• Cost benefit analysis of different technological solutions per energy unit Eng Salah Azzam, Acting Director of Energy Research Program, National Center for Research and Development, Jordan

The Quest For Sustainable Energy Panel: Energy Efficiency And Energy Saving

• The Arab Energy Efficiency Guideline and its national implications

• EE as the most relevant of “Source” of Energy - MED ENECs activities

• Financial resources and funding mechanisms of a National Energy Efficiency Action Plan (NEEAP) Moderator: Eng Azmi Al-Said Khreisat, Principle, International Energy Consultation Enterprise(IECE), Former Jordanian Minister of Petroleum And Mineral Resources, Jordan Panelists: Eng Jamila Matar, League of Arab States (tbc) Dr Kurt Wiesegart, Team Leader, MED-ENEC Ammar Al Taher, MED-ENEC Key expert (confirmed pending EUD approval) Walid Shahin, Senior Expert Energy Efficiency, National Center for Research & Development, Jordan Mr Shahin’s work focuses on energy efficiency, audits, energy management and policy. He has coordinated several projects that relate to energy efficiency and renewable energy, such as the “REACT” Self-Sufficient Renewable Energy Air-Conditioning Systems for Mediterranean Countries (REACt) and Promotion of a New Generation of Solar Thermal Systems in the MPC Project (SOLATERM). He also conducted studies on: “Report On Analysis Of The Political, Socio-Economic And Climatic Conditions In the Mediterranean Countries” for GTZ, Market Analysis Study for “Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy in Construction Sector”, Survey on “Renewable Energy Manufacturing Facilities in Jordan” for Economic and Social Commission for West Asia (ESCWA), and “Options to Meet Future Energy Needs in Jordan” Study for Snadia National Laboratories.

16.30 Closing Remarks From The Session Chairman Eng. Azmi Al-Said Khreisat, Principle, International Energy Consultation Enterprise(IECE), Former Jordanian Minister of Petroleum And Mineral Resources, Jordan 16.30

Close Of Summit Day 2

12th October: Dead Sea Excursion, Make the most of your visit There is no doubt that Jordan is a city steeped in history and culture, offering breathtaking and mysterious sights, high standard accommodations, exquisite cuisine and countless activities that can provide visitors with inspiration, motivation, and rejuvenation.

From the unique capital Amman, a fascinating blend of old and new, to the unique wetland oasis at Azraq, to the 8th wonder of the world Petra – Jordan’s greatest tourist attraction, there is certainly lots to keep to you busy and the summit organisers are only happy to get you started.

Join us for a private, post conference tour to the Dead Sea, one of the most unique places on earth. At 400 meters below sea level, inspired by the sheer Mountains of Moab to the East, and the Judean Mountains to the West, the Dead Sea is nothing short of a spiritual adventure. An unforgettable experience promising tranquility, health, and rejuvenation in a landscape like no other.

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