PSSES
Palestine Solar & Sustainable Energy Society
Solar Thermal Energy
Solar thermal energy utilizes the heat from the sun to warm water or generate steam for the production of thermal or electrical energy. It is often employed in domestic water heating systems and electricity generation systems in large power plants.
Wind Energy
Wind energy is a method of generating electricity using the movement of the wind. It relies on wind turbines equipped with blades that rotate due to the wind, converting it into electrical power. It is considered a renewable energy source since it does not deplete.
Solar Panels
Solar panels are devices used to convert sunlight into electricity. They typically consist of solar cells made of silicon and are installed on surfaces exposed to sunlight, such as rooftops or land.
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BEEP Project funded by the European Union Initiative
Building Information Modeling (BIM) for Increased Efficiency in the Public Sector (BEEP)
Project Summary and Objectives:
The BEEP project is funded by the European Union ENI CBC Med initiative, with the aim of promoting the use of Building Information Modeling (BIM) to enhance energy efficiency in buildings. Throughout the project’s lifespan, this emerging technology will be tested on architectural heritage to demonstrate its scalability to cover the entire building fleet. The main output of the project will be an innovative methodology based on integrating tested emerging technology into public heritage buildings. The BEEP project includes 8 partners from the European Union and the Mediterranean region, led by the Institute of Cultural Heritage Sciences (ISPC, Italy), in collaboration with the Solar and Sustainability Association in Palestine as a partner.
Donor Agency:
The European Union - ENI CBC MED
Duration:
3 years
Project Value:
1,934,184 Euros