At COP28, LONGi and Heriot-Watt University launched the Joint Arab Youth Initiative, emphasizing sustainable education. LONGi became the Climate Hub’s knowledge partner at the university, inaugurating the SOLAR RESEARCH LAB for discussions on green energy’s role in the MEA region. Their collaboration includes the Hi-MO X6 test project, offering valuable solar research opportunities to students.
Professor Richard A Williams highlighted the significance of this partnership, aiming to support STEAM education and provide industry exposure to students. LONGi’s commitment led to the creation of the LONGi Academy for the Middle East, offering training, scholarships, and partnerships to enhance renewable energy awareness among youth. At COP28, discussions centered on universities fostering environmental leaders and integrating green energy into higher education.
Founded in 2000, LONGi prioritizes global energy transformation and has expanded into green hydrogen products for zero-carbon development. Heriot-Watt University Dubai, established in 2005, is recognized for academic excellence and graduate employability within the UAE. Together, they aim to revolutionize education by integrating renewable innovation and empowering future leaders in sustainable practices.