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Solar energy systems satisfy citizens and reduce dependence on generators.

The Al-Mustaqbal Center conducted a field survey of citizens opinions regarding the use of solar energy systems and their benefits in daily life, as part of its ongoing efforts to promote a culture of renewable energy and encourage its use in society 🗣💡 *The results showed a positive response and wide interaction from people, as many participants expressed great admiration for the solar systems, affirming that they have effectively contributed to reducing reliance on electric generators, providing energy in a stable and safe manner, while reducing monthly costs and frequent outage periods.* *Some also indicated that this technology is an important step toward a more sustainable Al-Mustaqbal, calling for support of awareness initiatives and the expansion of installing residential and commercial systems in various regions of Iraq.* *This activity comes within the Center s vision to strengthen the relationship between the local community and alternative energy projects, and to affirm its educational role in building a conscious environment that adopts smart and sustainable solutions

🏆 Al-Mustaqbal University wins first place in the field of energy - an unprecedented achievement among Arab universities

**With pride and honor, we announce that Al-Mustaqbal University has achieved first place in the field of energy, making it the only Arab university to attain this accomplishment at both the local and regional levels.** This distinction did not come out of nowhere—it is the result of an ambitious vision and continuous efforts in supporting renewable energy projects, particularly solar energy, which has become one of the main pillars of the future direction toward a sustainable environment. **Al-Mustaqbal University has managed to surpass dozens of Arab and international universities by offering practical solutions, applied research, and field projects that have directly contributed to spreading the culture of alternative energy within society.** 🔋 Through the **Al-Mustaqbal Center for Energy Research**, the university has: * Developed integrated solar energy systems. * Trained hundreds of students and engineers in this vital field. * Implemented real-world projects in neighborhoods and residential areas. * Raised community awareness through field campaigns and purposeful media materials. 💡 *This achievement is a testament that Al-Mustaqbal University is not just an educational institution, but a pioneering platform leading change toward a cleaner and more sustainable future.* We congratulate all the academic staff, students, and everyone who contributed to this success that we proudly celebrate as Iraqis and Arabs. \#AlMustaqbal\_University \#Solar\_Energy \#Number\_One\_University\_in\_Energy

Summer training students on a field trip to see the solar systems installed within the university.

As part of the ongoing summer training activities at the Al-Mustaqbal Center for Energy Research, the center organized a field tour for engineering students to observe the solar energy systems installed within the university, with the aim of linking theoretical knowledge to direct practical application.** During the tour, the students learned about the details of how the solar systems operate, including installation methods, panel distribution, electrical connection systems, and load management techniques. Additionally, there was an on-site explanation of the performance of inverters and batteries within the actual working environment. The tour witnessed significant engagement from the students, who expressed their interest in the components of the system and benefited from the detailed explanations provided by the center s engineering staff. This contributed to expanding their technical understanding of renewable energy projects and how they are implemented on the ground. These visits come as part of the center’s vision to enhance applied learning and encourage students to think practically about sustainable energy solutions within educational institutions and vital sectors in Iraq.

Director of the Al-Mustaqbal Center, Prof. Dr. Salwan Obaid Wahid, gives a specialized lecture on energy concepts and solar panel capacity measurement devices.

As part of the summer training activities held at the Al-Mustaqbal Center for Energy Research, Prof. Dr. Sulwan Ubaid Waheed – Director of the Center – delivered a valuable scientific lecture that focused on the fundamental concepts of energy and its importance for the present and future of Iraq, with a particular emphasis on renewable energy sources, especially solar energy. During the lecture, he provided a detailed explanation of the devices used to measure the performance and capacity of solar panels, voltage and current measuring instruments, and tools for analyzing efficiency under different solar radiation conditions. He clarified the working mechanisms of each device and their significance in evaluating the quality of solar systems during installation and after operation. The lecture was distinguished by a practical, real-world component that encouraged student interaction and questions. It also helped enhance their hands-on understanding of how to test solar panels and determine their production capacity, directly connecting them with the tools and concepts engineers need in the job market. These activities come as part of the Al-Mustaqbal Center’s commitment to providing high-quality training content that contributes to preparing engineering students and equipping them with the skills and experience necessary to confidently and competently engage in the field of renewable energy.

Engineering students on a tour of the Al-Mustaqbal Center as part of their summer training activities.

As part of the ongoing summer training activities at the Al-Mustaqbal Center for Energy Research, an introductory field tour was organized inside the Center for engineering students participating in the program, with the aim of providing direct exposure to the technical equipment and tools used in renewable energy systems.** During the tour, the Center’s staff provided students with a detailed explanation of the available systems and technical devices, including: various types of inverters, different batteries, charge controllers, monitoring systems, and grid-tied systems, along with a breakdown of the operation, functionality, and maintenance procedures for each device. 🗣 This tour aimed to strengthen the practical side of student training and link theoretical lectures to real-world applications. It also offered students the opportunity to interact directly with the equipment and ask questions regarding its components and functions. These activities aim to sharpen students’ skills and broaden their practical understanding of the solar energy field, thereby enhancing their future opportunities in the engineering job market in Iraq.

Summer training lectures continue at Al-MustaqbalCenter for Energy Research.

**The Al-Mustaqbal Center for Energy Research continues to implement its summer training program for engineering students through a series of specialized lectures aimed at enhancing students’ practical skills and expanding their knowledge in the field of renewable energy.** 🛠 The lectures are held in the Center’s halls with active participation from the trainee students, where a variety of scientific and technical topics are presented, keeping pace with the latest developments in solar energy systems. These include: components of photovoltaic systems, inverter capacities, battery characteristics, design fundamentals, and understanding the nature of electrical loads. The program has witnessed remarkable interaction from the students, who have shown great interest in the topics presented through questions and technical discussions that reflect their level of awareness and eagerness to benefit from the expertise offered during the training. This program comes as part of the Al-Mustaqbal Center’s vision to prepare qualified engineering cadres capable of dealing with the challenges of the job market in the fields of alternative and sustainable energy in Iraq.

**The Al-Mustaqbal Center for Energy Research continues to deliver its specialized lectures as part of the summer training program for engineering students, which is witnessing wide attendance and engagement from students, as well as great interest from the Center’s administration and academic staff.** 🛠 In this context, **Dr. Hassan Mowafaq** – Head of the Department of Electrical Engineering Technologies – presented a distinguished scientific lecture focusing on solar systems, inverter capacities, battery types, and the mechanism for selecting them according to the nature of loads, while explaining the most important technical principles that must be adopted for the efficient and safe design and implementation of solar systems. The lecture was attended by **Prof. Dr. Sulwan Ubaid Waheed**, Director of the Center, who emphasized in his remarks the importance of this type of training program in enhancing students skills and preparing them to confidently enter the job market. He praised the efforts of the lecturers and the Center’s staff in supporting the students and providing practical, real-world knowledge. The lecture witnessed strong student interaction through questions, contributions, and discussions, reflecting their genuine interest in the field of renewable energy and their desire to gain advanced practical experience. This program comes as part of the Al-Mustaqbal Center’s vision to develop young engineering talent and support the journey toward clean and sustainable energy in Iraq.

Summer training lectures continue at the Al-Mustaqbal Energy Research Center.

**The Al-Mustaqbal Center for Energy Research continues to welcome engineering and engineering technology students as part of the summer training program, amid an outstanding scientific atmosphere and notable participant interaction.** This day featured focused specialized lectures on the design and operation of HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems. The program included a theoretical lecture explaining the engineering fundamentals of HVAC systems, followed by direct practical application on design models and blueprints using engineering software. Additionally, real models of system components such as cooling devices, compressors, and ventilation units were presented. A group of professors and specialists in refrigeration and air conditioning engineering participated in these activities, ensuring students were engaged in practical discussions and real-life scenario analyses, enhancing their critical thinking skills and teamwork. This activity is part of the Center’s and University’s strategic goals to create an interactive and integrated learning environment that contributes to developing students practical and technical skills, and improves their employability immediately after graduation by linking curricula to practical, real-world applications using the latest technologies and laboratories. 📌 This program is part of a continuous series of activities organized by the Center throughout the summer training period, including lectures, workshops, field visits, and laboratory training in renewable energy fields, control systems, and thermal energy systems. \#Al-Mustaqbal\_Center\_for\_Energy\_Research \#Summer\_Training\_2025 \#University\_Serving\_Students