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PROBLEM STATEMENT
1. Contractor-based company which offers construction and civil engineering jobs.

2. Challenging years to survive with pandemic and must prepare wisely to sustain for a
long term
3. Many employees affected. As a leader, need to survive and increase revenue and
generate new opportunity in order to maintain operation and avoid from staff
termination.
4. Expanding to another level by seeking a new/booming business
5. Looking for future opportunity that available for 10 years ahead
6. The importance of shifting from a risk to opportunity mindset
7. we need to unlock the futurist’s mindset and use strategic foresight tools that enable
us to anticipate the future and challenge our actions today.
8. WHY CRITICAL THINKING IS ESSENTIAL FOR SHAPING THE FUTURE
9. plan to use innovations adopted during the pandemic to drive revenue and generate
new opportunities as the economy recovers, but the impact on millions of employees
nationally is uncertain.
10.
OBJECTIVES:
1. The Malaysia Renewable Energy Market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 8.5%
during the forecast period 2022-2027.
2. Moreover, Malaysia's government has implemented various supportive policies and
incentives for the growth of solar energy, which is further expected to drive the
market.
3. The Solar segment is expected to dominate the renewable energy market in
Malaysia, owing to the increase in upcoming large-scale solar power projects in the
country.
4. Malaysia is aiming to install 9 GW of solar energy capacity by 2050. Therefore, the
country's ambitious solar energy targets coupled with business models such as solar
leasing are expected to create a significant amount of opportunities in the near
future. https://www.mordorintelligence.com/industry-reports/malaysia-renewable-
energy-market
5. Malaysia has emerged as an international hub for the manufacturing of solar
photovoltaic (PV) cells, wafers, and modules in recent years. The country is
witnessing substantial growth in solar energy installations due to the large-scale solar
programs and the government targets.
6. Tough economic times are the best time for companies or individuals to invest in
solar photovoltaic systems, says the Sustainable Energy Development Authority
(Seda). https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2021/08/14/renewable-energy-the-
way-to-go
7.
OURSE: MASTER OF SCIENCE IN SUSTAINABLE ENERGY AT HBKU
Program Focus
Skills to build a successful career in science,
engineering,
technology and developmental studies including ethics, technical writing, research methods,
data analytics, and advanced computing methods.
Fundamentals of energy engineering, sciences and technologies for sustainability.
Fossil fuel energy use and environmental impact.
Engineering and scientific development of renewable green energy.
Energy storage, distribution and consumption efficiency.
Social and economic aspects of sustainability including, but not limited to, demand side
management, efficiency, human capital, financing, and policymaking.
CSE’s Sustainable Energy Master’s program provides students with extensive knowledge in
topics related to
sustainable energy and the impact of growth,
urbanization,
transportation and manufacturing on energy and overall sustainable development.
The programs also look at the implications and drivers of sustainable policymaking on society, the
economy, and the environment.
WHY CHOOSE HBKU & QATAR?
QEERI – with its experienced scientists, engineers, and technicians supported by its focused
management and operations teams, working within its world-class indoor and outdoor
facilities – aims to make a lasting positive impact on Qatar and the region. The institute’s
work is in line with the goals set forth by Qatar National Vision 2030, and is supported by
Qatar Foundation Research, Development and Innovation (QF RDI)
QEERI aims to become the reference national research, development and innovation (RDI)
institution in Qatar and beyond, in water, energy and environment in arid regions.
Our Mission
To meet the needs of Qatar and anticipate the future challenges:
Provide solutions in water, energy, and environment, in arid regions.
Advise and provide guidance: strategy-, policy-making/contributor.
Educate: knowledge base and future generations of Qatari scientists and engineers.
To secure sustainable water and energy resources, and provide the best possible
environment to current and future generations.
To catalyze the construction of ecosystems, and to enhance the role and contribution of QF
and Qatar on the international scene, in science and technology.
Qatar’s National Vision aims that – by 2030 –
Qatar becomes an advanced society capable of sustaining its development and providing a
high standard of living for its people. Qatar’s National Vision defines the long-term goals for
the country and provides a framework in which national strategies and implementation plans
can be developed.
QEERI talks to PV Tech about desert soiling, abrasion, and surprising temperature
coefficient findings [https://www.pv-tech.org/qa-qeeri-talks-to-pv-tech-about-desert-soiling-
abrasion-and-surprising-temperature-coefficient-findings]
The Qatar Environment and Energy Research Institute (QEERI), part of the Hamad bin
Khalifa University under Qatar Foundation, launched the Solar Consortium in 2018 to
bring together academia and industry to tackle some of those key areas of concern. Now,
three years on, the institute is developing the findings from its indoor and outdoor testing
facilities.
PV Tech spoke to QEERI’s Veronica Bermudez Benito and Benjamin Figgis about the
institute’s Solar Consortium, the research it is undertaking regarding solar and desert
operation conditions, and why temperature coefficients alone do not appear to dictate solar
performance in extreme heat.
The Solar Consortium intends to promote global research, development and
commercialisation of solar technologies. And for that, our idea is to develop solar energy
technologies and operational methodologies. What we offer to our members, that can
include the researchers, manufacturers, local developers and local authorities looking
into solar energy, we offer them to take advantage of QEERI’s world class indoor
laboratories and of course our field testing capabilities. We also have our world class
outdoor laboratory that we call the outdoor test facility. In parallel to that we offer them
the possibility to participate globally in projects that are interesting for the consortium as a
whole, or for different members, and to have access to those data.
Sometimes I describe it as being the best of both worlds, in terms of working with
academia, and working with a commercial testing institute. If you’re an equipment
manufacturer, and you want to do outdoor testing in a hot environment, which let’s face it is
absolutely essential, if you go to a commercial testing institute, they’ll give you your data at a
very professional level, and it’s 100% confidential, and it’s your data. So the consortium
offers that, but then we also offer the advantages of being a highly advanced scientific
research institute, with strong research, curiosity and capabilities, so the consortium
does these group research projects, where we have different members with different
areas of expertise and different remits. And when we all put our brains and efforts
together, then we can tackle some research questions together that are of interest to
everyone.
The personal qualities that make me suitable for this scholarship is persistence and
creativity.
I once suggested to a member of the government who was concerned about this youth
carnival I was organizing in terms of security risk to VIPs. Hence, I suggested that special
branch officers pose as the people selling food stuff during the event. We cover a certain
radius whilst ensuring a good time for everyone. Persistence is shown towards my efforts to
become a better debater. I debated locally and qualified myself to debate at the World
Universities Debating Championship in Berlin. Here, I networked with a lot of young leaders
and one of them is now the former Youth and Sports Minister of Malaysia, YB Syed Saddiq.
There were many others, not just YB.

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1. Contractor-based company which offers construction and civil engineering jobs.

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