WORLD NEWS | DEWA wins 1st place in Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure’s Research and Innovation Awards

dubai [UAE]22 April (ANI/WAM): The Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has been awarded first place in the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure’s Government Sector category for the ‘Research and Innovation Award’ for its contribution to balancing the country’s energy sector. The award recognizes Thanks to DEWA’s unremitting efforts in research, development and innovation.

The award was presented to DEWA’s team by Suhail Al Mazrouei, Minister of Energy and Infrastructure.

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DEWA was awarded for its innovative grid integration system that regulates the autonomous voltage of photovoltaic inverters and improves grid performance through distributed renewable energy and ancillary services.

Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD and CEO of DEWA, ​​commended the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure for presenting the award, which fosters a culture of creativity and innovation to develop groundbreaking solutions to challenges in the energy, water and infrastructure sectors.

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Al Tayer also said that DEWA’s approach to innovation, research and development in renewable and clean energy is in line with the government’s plans and strategies which prioritize the renewable and clean energy sector as part of the achievement of the Dubai Clean Energy Strategy 2050 and A key pillar of Dubai. 2050 Net Zero Carbon Emissions Strategy.

Rashid Bin Humaidan, executive vice president of power distribution at DEWA, ​​said that the system developed by DEWA helps to integrate solar photovoltaic systems with smart grids, improve network performance, increase efficiency and reduce network losses.

DEWA’s innovative projects in clean and renewable energy include energy storage, smart grids, integration of solar resources into distribution networks, and various sustainability enhancement projects that help improve the efficiency of clean energy resources. (ANI/WAM)

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