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Overseas Reports【Current Activities of a Former Participant】

Mahmound-san reported his current
activities in JORDAN

1) Course Leader:

Mr. Kenji KAWAGUCHI2) Former Participant:

Mr. AL-JEZAWI Mahmoud Ahmad Mahmoud

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October 20th, 2017
Training Division

Kitakyushu International Techno-cooperative Association

We introduce current activities of former participants playing on active role
after completing their JICA/KITA training course
This issue of Overseas Reports covers activities being run in their homeland by participants who attended thetraining course, “Promotion of Energy Conservation in Commercial and Residential Sector (B)”.
Mr. Kenji KAWAGUCHI, the course leader, introduced us his activity situation.

1. Introduction of the participant, who has given the report
Nickname

Name

Country

Period of JICA
Training Course

Mr.AL-JEZAWI Mahmoud
Ahmad Mahmoud

JORDAN

Feb. 01, 2015 toMar. 20, 2015

Photo

Mahmud-sanFamous sights of Jordan
Letter from Mahmud-sanCourse leader
K. KAWAGUCHIMahmud-san

The memorial photo of participants with
1 course leader K. KAWAGUCHI.

The participants on a field trip

2. Message from K. KAWAGUCHI, Course Leader

Mr. Mahmud is one of the most impressive participants for his cheerful and friendly
character. I remember that we talked each other in broken English at a tavern in Kashimacity in Ibaraki Prefecture and he showed me proudly a picture of beautiful fiancé to getmarried after returning home.
Since he works for National Electric Power Company, it was an important task for him to tackle with therise in electricity unit price due to the difficulty of obtaining natural gas and its soaring cost (increase oftax-financed subsidies).
“Reduction of electricity demand by promoting energy conservation" and "Promoting the introduction ofphotovoltaic power generation" was the theme of his Action Plan. I am very happy to understand that hiseffort is progressing steadily through this report. I look forward to further success in the future.

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3. Letter from Mahmud - sanDear JICA-Kyushu, Course leader, Coordinators and Friends, wish you all the happiness.
I hope all are doing well and I hope all are in a good health. In fact, I’d like to show you
some of the results of solving problems that I mentioned in my action plan.
It’s not applied exactly as I planned because some processes intersect with more than one
official authority such as ministries or government institutions and private institutions, but
I think it’s acceptable.
Some of these results can be shown in the images next, as it's confined to street lighting of many of themain streets and sub-streets in Amman (capital city) and International streets within the country and useof renewable energy wider and better than before for national grid and also for many buildings likeschools, universities, governmental buildings, and houses.

The following image shows a screenshot of the control monitor in my work, it’s a part of total
generation in JORDAN where you can see the solar and wind generation, it’s about 210MW
for each one (420MW totally) but in the selected day it was 172MW for solar and 157MW forwind.

3There are too many projects under construction and it will be connected to the national gridat the end of 2017, it will be around 800MW as renewable energy.

1) The following images shows (Shamsuna Solar) Power station

2) The following images shows (Saqer Ma’an) Power station

43) The following images shows (Shams Ma’an) Power station (With SUN TRACKINGSYSTEM)

4) The following images shows (Tafila) Wind Farm

55) The next photos show the PV generators on some houses where the cost of this panel isbecome lower than before because of the reduction of taxes and customs.

6) The following images shows the PV generators on the roof of this School and cars parking7) The following images collection shows the PV on the roof the Hospital.

68) The following images shows the street lights in the different places in Amman (Capitalcity) where the LED system is used.

9) The following image shows the street light at the beginning of airport street where the you
can see that only the corrupted lights (halogen and sodium lights) are replaced with LED
so you can see the different with yellow and white lights.

710) Finally, the following images shows the street light in the Al-Urdon street where this street
connects the middle with the north of Jordan and also, like previous images it’s clear that all
corrupted lights (halogen and sodium lights) are replaced with LED and can be shown by
the different with yellow and white lights.

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