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The University of the Holy Spirit-Kaslik, represented by its president, Professor George Hobeika, signed a protocol agreement with the IPTEC Center, represented by its president, Dr. Tony Issa, with support from the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) Biodiesel from used cooking oil: a renewable, sustainable and environmentally friendly source of energy, on the main campus of Kaslik
The signing ceremony was chaired by Professor George Yahashoshi, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering of the University, Dr. Barbar Zoghandi, UNDP Representative, Ms. Jehan Saud, and the Director of the Center. Asheer for Innovation and Entrepreneurship of the University, Elias Abu Fadel Dr. Samar Qazi Ashkouti, Head of the Department of Chemistry and Petroleum Engineering, Faculty of Engineering Dr. Nancy Zghib.
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Beginning of d. Issa spoke at the beginning of his deep emotional attachment to the university and to the Lebanese Maronite Order since childhood.
He emphasized that "through this agreement" we are providing a model and advanced framework for the formation of complementary and participatory relations between the academic, scientific and research sectors and between the private sector and the labor market . "The partnership we are announcing today transcends the boundaries of scientific cooperation and research because it is not enough, but it relies on scientific research and leads directly to a project. productive and useful productive and useful in all scientific, practical and educational fields.
"This project is at the heart of ABT's oil strategy and the APT Energy Center, which has been APT's scientific and research arm since 2012. We launched the National Campaign to Reduce Oil Pollution. air pollution in the transport sector, this campaign is being pursued in cooperation with many partners from the public and private sectors and with international organizations, and we have carried out numerous projects and awareness-raising campaigns aimed at improving the quality of transport. fuel and the use of energy sources cleaner, less polluting and environmentally friendly.
"The partnership that we are announcing today with the university, that we are starting with the project to produce biodiesel from used cooking oil, is an integral part of the content of the national campaign that we continue to implement. " We hope that this pilot and pilot project will lead to the following concrete or tangible results: raising awareness and informing not only about the environmental and toxicological damage caused by the improper disposal of folic acid residues after use, but also "Reaching biodiesel as a source of clean and sustainable energy, achieve with the relevant ministerial and official authorities the official adoption of biodiesel in Lebanon as one of the clean, alternative and renewable energy sources and encourage its use and dissemination in all sectors Father Hobeika
Hobeika delivered a speech in which he congratulated IPT President, Tony Issa, for "the remarkable work of the company as it not only interested in the sale of the company. It also places great importance on environmental and scientific research, which makes it fully aware of the value of research and of the liberated and humanized knowledge of the human being. " IPT was able to create a wave to make science a synonym for rational consumption and environmentally friendly.
and praised "this cooperation with the ABT Energy Center, knowing that our university has been ranked first green university in Lebanon and among the top ten universities in the Middle East. This reveals our strong commitment to conservation plans. "Lebanon is a sign of beauty, and I am sure that no other country in the world defies the natural beauty given to it by the Creator, but unfortunately the Lebanese have systematically distorted these natural aesthetics because their first concern It was not to preserve these picturesque paintings. Signed by nature, but achieving productive productivity of money, the least is said to be uncontrolled and uncontrolled.
Father Hobeika thanked the organizers of this project that turns kitchen waste into a source of clean energy, giving the example to others in the light of the more painful waste crisis in Lebanon. to see in the Lebanese brains. In different areas, and to confuse the brain and divert it from the rational course in Lebanon because of deep, chronic and institutionalized corruption in all state departments, who can dare to present their development programs for the world. infrastructure in Lebanon without being surprised by the bones C is a scientific adventure to preserve the environment and raise our generations to preserve the earth, as a beautiful and decent space for the human being. And handed over to subsequent generations in the deepest badysis. "
on the project and its objectives
"The production of used cooking oil biodiesel: source of renewable energy, sustainable and environmentally friendly" is a project organized and implemented by USEK and IPTEC with the support of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) Aims to implement a pilot plant at the University Center for Biodiesel Production by collecting and recycling used cooking oil. university and center so that biodiesel is blended with green diesel for the university's electricity generators. Some of its stations are sold to sell this item Immediately.
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