Director General of Jordan Customs inaugurates solar power generation project at Amman Al-Madounah Customs Center
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Director General of Jordan Customs, Major General Ahmad Al-Akalik, inaugurated a solar power generation project at the Amman Al-Madounah Customs Center with a production capacity of 990 kW. The project aims to cover the center's electricity needs, enhance energy efficiency, and promote reliance on clean and sustainable energy sources.
The project is part of the Jordan Customs Department's efforts to utilize the vast spaces at the Amman Al-Madounah Customs Center to produce green energy, contributing to reducing electricity consumption costs, rationalizing spending, and strengthening reliance on renewable energy in line with national trends in sustainability and clean energy.
The project, which was implemented according to designs and technical specifications prepared by Jordan Customs personnel, serves as a model for utilizing national expertise and competencies in executing specialized projects. It reflects the department's commitment to developing its infrastructure and increasing the efficiency of its resource utilization.
Al-Akalik emphasized that the project represents an important step toward transitioning to clean energy and enhancing sustainability in customs facilities. He noted that the department continues to adopt innovative solutions that contribute to reducing expenses, achieving higher energy consumption efficiency, and making optimal use of the capabilities and spaces available at its various locations.
It is worth noting that Jordan Customs adopts the Green Customs initiative, which is derived from the World Customs Organization, and is a pioneer in this regard.
