DEWA Partners With EPRI To Advance Renewable Energy, Grid Modernization

Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has entered into a strategic partnership agreement with the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), a renowned global leader in electric power research and development.

This partnership will focus on collaboration in training and applying new technologies in renewable energy, grid improvements, energy storage, and more.

As part of the agreement, EPRI will offer training programs and courses for DEWA employees in areas like smart grids, energy efficiency, asset management, cybersecurity, sustainability in the energy sector, data analytics and renewable energy systems such as solar power integration, WAM reported.

The training programs are designed to strengthen DEWA's role in shaping a sustainable future.

Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD & CEO of DEWA, stated that they support Dubai's vision of becoming a global leader in clean energy and the green economy, while also enhancing the city's status as a knowledge-based economy.

He highlighted that DEWA's employees are crucial to their success and achievements worldwide. DEWA collaborates with top local and international research and innovation centers to offer career and personal development programs.

These programs help employees turn challenges into opportunities, adapt to rapid changes, and maintain excellence in leadership. They also improve productivity in all areas of development.

The partnership supports DEWA's role in achieving the Dubai Clean Energy Strategy 2050 and its goal of becoming a globally leading sustainable and innovative company committed to reaching net zero by 2050.

It also strengthens DEWA's position as one of the top utilities in the world. DEWA invests in its employees, helping them maintain success and achieve even more.

The organization provides a positive work environment that encourages innovation and development, with a focus on attracting and empowering Emirati talent. DEWA equips them with the skills needed to lead the future and take on leadership roles in climate action, energy transition, and digital transformation.

Arshad Mansoor, President and CEO of EPRI, said that the clean energy transition can only succeed if everyone works together to address current challenges and future opportunities.

He highlighted that with EPRI's global expertise in technology transfer, low-carbon technologies, and grid modernization, they are excited to collaborate with DEWA to drive innovation and support a reliable, affordable and fair clean energy transformation.