Abdul Latif Jameel

Climate disruption ‘a major threat’ to water   Climate disruption poses a major threat to the availability of drinking water, a UNESCO-UNECE/FAO Forests report has warned, and better international cooperation is needed to manage shared rivers, lakes and aquifers.   Fady Jameel discusses the challenges of water scarcity and what we can do about it in his Spotlight article.    https://lnkd.in/d9wZRdCk   #AbdulLatifJameel #FadyJameel #Jameel #JameelEnvironment #UNESCO #waterconservation #drinkingwater #watersecurity #climateaction #climatedisruption #wateraccess

FRV Australia’s Walla Walla Solar Farm generates its first Kilowatt-Hour of clean energy   Fotowatio Renewable Ventures (FRV) Australia, part of Jameel Energy, and the Canadian infrastructure fund OMERS, has announced the successful generation of the first kilowatt-hour of clean energy from the Walla Walla Solar Farm, marking a significant milestone in FRV Australia's renewable energy ambitions.   Walla Walla is a 353MW large scale Solar Farm in New South Wales and is FRV Australia’s largest project to date, increasing the company's renewable energy portfolio significantly. The project supports New South Wales’ drive to meet renewable energy targets and created up to 350 construction jobs increasing investment in local services.   Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eSiHViDa   #AbdulLatifJameel #Jameel #JameelEnergy #FRV #OMERS #FRVAustralia #solar #solarfarm #cleanenergy

AI in finance: opportunities - or risks?   Greater adoption of AI could improve risk management and deepen liquidity in financial markets - but it could also make markets harder to monitor and more vulnerable to manipulation risks, according to an article from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).   As AI stands ready to reshape economies, we must harness it as a force for good – read more below.   https://lnkd.in/dnNSrjNZ   #AbdulLatifJameel #Jameel #JameelFinance #InternationalMonetaryFund #finance #financeindustry #financialrisk #financialmarkets #liquidity #artificialintelligence #AIfinance

UK pledges US$ 28.5bn for carbon capture and storage The UK plans to invest up to US$ 28.5 billion over 25 years to develop carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects, as part of its plans to reach net zero emissions by 2050, the government has announced. Read our Abdul Latif Jameel Perspectives article to understand how CCS could play a key role in an emissions-free future. https://lnkd.in/dqk76n52 #AbdulLatifJameel #Jameel #JameelEnvironment #UK #carboncapture #carbonstorage #climatecrisis #climatechange #NetZero #carbonemissions #CCUS

A first in mobility in Saudi Arabia with hydrogen safety sharply in focus with the Toyota Mirai at IFOC. #Jameel #JameelMotors #JameelMobility

FRV and Jameel Energy welcomes Spanish government’s funding to support development of BESS projects   Fotowatio Renewable Ventures (FRV), a leading developer of sustainable energy solutions and Jameel Energy have welcomed the announcement by the Spanish government that it is awarding EUR 163.646 million (US $ 172.8 million) towards the development of new, innovative energy storage projects in Spain.   FRV has been officially awarded government funding for three battery energy storage systems (BESS) in: ·        Figueres – Barcelona – Stand-alone storage – 49 MW – 196 MWh ·        Camarreal – Cantabria - Stand-alone storage – 50 MW – 200 MWh ·        Palau – Barcelona - Stand-alone storage – 20 MW – 80 MWh   The funding will help develop a total of 805.55 MWh of storage capacity with 24 of the initiatives related to thermal systems and 35 projects offering stand-alone systems totaling 690.2 MWh.   Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dATZhEMp   #AbdulLatifJameel #Jameel #JameelEnergy #FRV #BESS #batteryenergystorage #energy #cleanenergy #sustainability #Spain #governmentfunding 

Great to see Toyota honored at the recent Alfa Awards, recognized particularly for the outstanding customer service provided by Toyota Türkiye Pazarlama ve Satış A.Ş., part of Jameel Motors.

How can European businesses catch up with the US?   Investing in business and innovation is key to reducing Europe’s large productivity and income per capita gap vs. the USA, says the International Monetary Fund (IMF).   Find out how Industry 4.0 can optimize productivity to transform Europe’s business landscape in this recent Abdul Latif Jameel Perspective.   https://lnkd.in/exaMdzjJ   #AbdulLatifJameel #Jameel #JameelFinance #InternationalMonetaryFund #IMF #UnitedStates #Europe #EuropeanCommission #businessnews #businesssector #businessproductivity #businessinnovation

Abdul Latif Jameel celebrates outstanding achievements of first Management Trainee Program graduates   Associates across Abdul Latif Jameel’s network of businesses came together in Dubai last week to celebrate the outstanding achievements of our first cohort of Jameel Management Trainee Program (MTP) graduates.   Twenty three Associates completed the first two-year program, which was launched in 2022, working across businesses, teams, cultures, and geographical markets to develop their skills and business acumen, demonstrate their abilities of kaizen (continuous improvement), and work together in team challenges.   Senior leaders including Hassan Jameel, Deputy President and Vice Chairman, Rif Abou Richeh, Vice Chairman, and Faisal Abdalla, Vice President, Corporate HR and Kaizen, attended the Graduation Ceremony and congratulated the graduates on their accomplishments. Abdulaziz Almansour, Abdulaziz Khobzan, Abdulaziz Miswak, Abdulrahman Alhaj Ali, Abdulrahman Saggaf, Ahmed Hamzah, Amr Khedr, Abdulrahman Alsindi, Anne Sherif Mostafa, Doaa Mohsen Ibrahim, Fouad Abdullah, Irene Moreno Alonso, Marwan Hazem Eladly, Mohammed Alghamdi, Nisan İzgören, Omar Sherif Elbahhar, Omar M. Gomaa Saeed AlGhamdi, Yousef Hussein, Mariam ELMorsi, Abdullah K. Alhajery, Celia Muñoz González, and Ahmad Jan MBA, PMP #AbdulLatifJameel #Jameel #JameelMTP #kaizen #graduation #youngpeople #professionaldevelopment #HR #development Nawaf A. Al Zahrani, Mariana Merino, Sukanya Roy, Samaa Mostafa, Certified Assesor, Trainer

Achieving the potential of tomorrow’s leaders   More than a third of the world’s young people will live in Africa by 2050, but fragile economies and inadequate investment in education could hinder their progress, according to the latest edition of Africa's Pulse from The World Bank.   Read about some of the strategies and ideas that could help maximize the potential of tomorrow’s young leaders in our Abdul Latif Jameel Perspectives article.   https://lnkd.in/eH72Gpmj   #AbdulLatifJameel #Jameel #WorldBank #Africa #Africaneconomy #Africaeconomy #Africaneducation #Africaeducation #humancapital #humancapitaldevelopment #humancapitalmanagement #youngleaders #tomorrowsleaders