AJAWEED ALKHER HOLDING COMPANY

About Ajaweed Alkher Holding Company

Ajaweed Al-Khair Holding Company is a Libyan company that falls under the Libyan Business Law. It is affiliated with several companies, namely: Al-Imtiaz Company for Renewable Energy and Modern Technologies, Asr Al-Daqqa Oil Services Company, Al-Raya Al-Bayda Company for Firefighting Equipment and Safety Supplies, Al-Fateez Company for Pharmaceuticals and Medical Equipment, and Source of Light for Tourism Services and tourism investment.

Speech of the President of the Libyan Hydrogen Initiative and a member of the Green Hydrogen Alliance

I am pleased to welcome you to the website of Ajaweed Al-Khair Holding Company. By browsing our website, you will be able to learn about our history and the most prominent works, and to look closely at the values that our institutions have pursued since its establishment in 1998 AD, which stemmed from our firm commitment to support and develop the Libyan economy, and from this standpoint, we harness all Our capabilities to support human and spatial development.
And here we are today, we continue to set standards of leadership and distinction, planning an approach “the essence of sustainability and its basis is development and growth to continue the march of progress and success. The path towards success is an endless journey, and the secret of this success is persistence on the goal. Our goal was to set a clear vision for our future and develop our present. Today, praise be to God, we are agents of major and international institutions and companies, and representatives of major international universities, and we have strategic agreements with most of the state’s ministries and public bodies.
Ajaweed Al-Khair Holding Company is an endless success story…..thanks to God and then thanks to the successful management
Mr. Fayez Hmeida (Chairman of Board of Directors)

First Leading Company

  • In the field of the peaceful use of atomic energy, the first Arab company in the peaceful use of atomic energy .
  • in the field of training and development.
  • The first company in the training programs for extinguishing aircraft fires for the public and private sectors in cooperation with the Aviation Authority.
  • Training and development in the oil field.

Company goals

  • Access to research and scientific studies for the quality of local and global excellence through the Ejaweed Center for Scientific Research and in cooperation with the Libyan Scientific Research Authority and the Ministry of Higher Education.
  • Pioneering the dissemination of the culture of peaceful use of atomic energy and nanotechnology locally and globally.
  • Opening horizons for agreements. Cooperation between universities and bodies inside and outside Libya in the field of research and postgraduate studies.
  • Leadership in the field of efficient training and global accreditation in the field of radiation protection, the use of renewable energies, and human resources.
  • Academic and economic investment.

First Leading Company

  • In the field of the peaceful use of atomic energy, the first Arab company in the peaceful use of atomic energy .
  • in the field of training and development.
  • The first company in the training programs for extinguishing aircraft fires for the public and private sectors in cooperation with the Aviation Authority.
  • Training and development in the oil field.

Renewable Energy

Renewable energy is energy produced from sources like the sun and wind that are naturally replenished and do not run out. Renewable energy can be used for electricity generation, space and water heating and cooling, and transportation.

Non-renewable energy, in contrast, comes from finite sources that could get used up, such as fossil fuels like coal and oil.

Benefits of Renewable Energy

The advantages of renewable energy are numerous and affect the economy, environment, national security, and human health. Here are some of the benefits of using renewable energy in the United States:

  • Enhanced reliability, security, and resilience of the nation’s power grid
  • Job creation throughout renewable energy industries 
  • Reduced carbon emissions and air pollution from energy production
  • Increased U.S. energy independence
  • Increased affordability, as many types of renewable energy are cost-competitive with traditional energy sources
  • Expanded clean energy access for non-grid-connected or remote, coastal, or islanded

Green hydrogen

Green hydrogen is hydrogen generated by renewable energy or from low-carbon power. Green hydrogen has significantly lower carbon emissions than grey hydrogen, which is produced by steam reforming of natural gas, which makes up the bulk of the hydrogen market. Green hydrogen produced by the electrolysis of water is less than 0.1% of total hydrogen production.[3] It may be used to decarbonize sectors which are hard to electrify, such as steel and cement production, and thus help to limit climate change.
The high cost of production is the main factor behind the low use of green hydrogen. Nonetheless, the hydrogen market is expected to grow, with some forecasts of the cost of hydrogen production falling from $6/kg in 2015 to around $2/kg by 2025. In 2020, major European companies announced plans to switch their truck fleets to hydrogen power.
Green hydrogen can be blended into existing natural gas pipelines, and also used to produce green ammonia, the main constituent of fertilizer production. It is suggested by hydrogen industry bodies that green ammonia will be cost-competitive with ammonia produced conventionally (gray ammonia) by 2030.

Atomic Energy

The well-known definition of nuclear energy is: the energy released as a result of a nuclear reaction, specifically from nuclear fission or nuclear fusion. In practice, nuclear power uses a fuel made from uranium mined from the ground and processed to produce steam and thus generate electricity.
It is worth noting that nuclear power is the only source that can reliably generate large amounts of electricity – known as primary load electricity – without emitting any harmful gases such as greenhouse gases.
In addition, nuclear energy is one of the sources that have the lowest environmental impacts, whether on land or natural resources, among all other sources of electricity production.
Nuclear power has provided the world with a reliable and efficient source of electricity, and today there are more than 400 nuclear plants in more than 30 countries around the world.
The Barakah Nuclear Power Plants project is located in the Al Dhafra region in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, and will include four nuclear power plants designed to produce 1,400 megawatts of electrical energy with virtually zero carbon emissions.

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