All our work at Qatar Foundation revolves around offering people opportunities. While our other initiatives provide opportunities for excellence in education and research, it’s through our community development initiatives that we provide a platform to fully engage communities on the ground and build programs that develop our nation as a whole. “Dive deep into energy transition and decarbonization, and what it means for the future of the world”.
District Cooling Central Plants provide sustainable cooling to the World Cup Stadium in addition to Schools, Universities, Educational institutes and other community buildings. The district cooling system used in stadium cooling is an innovative and environmentally friendly technology, and one of the most efficient and energy-saving systems. It saves about 40% of electricity by reducing electricity generation and distribution capabilities, as well as saving 98% of potable water through the use of treated sewage (TSE) water for the condenser cooling. Average renewable energy produced is 5 MWH per day through solar panels at Education City which is contributing about 1.0% of average Electricity demand of Central Plants at Education City.