Company News
Signing a memorandum of cooperation with Mosook Training Center for training
A joint cooperation agreement has been signed with MOSOOK for training; Alokab Company, through its training wing (Miran platform), offers its long experience in industrial training; And that is through training with the latest methodologies and training techniques (face and distance), whether for the public or private sector, it is mentioned that Alokab Company held training workshops in cooperation with a German company in the field of logistics.
The completion of the detailed studies for the project of producing capsules from sacrificial waste
انتهت شركة العُقاب من تطوير مشروع انتاج الكبسولاتين من الجيلاتين الحيواني المستخرج من مخلفات الأضاحي، حيث قامت الشركة بإعداد الدراسات التفصيلية (السوقية، الفنية ، والمالية) للمشروع وتقييم الوضع الحالي، وتقديم توصيات تفصيلية مع خطة عمل واضحة. يذكر أن المشروع يقع في مكة المكرمة برأس مال 31 مليون ريال سعودي.
The launch of the new Alokab platform
Alokab platform was launched in a new form; As the platform has been completely restructured to suit the work methodologies and services provided, the platform is an important reference to closely get to know the company and its services, and communicate at any time for information or inquiries. It is also possible, through the platform, to join the work team, and follow up on the news, events and the latest published articles.
Industry News
Fueling the future: making hydrogen happen
The European Union has identified hydrogen as one of six key strategic areas where major action and investment are needed. But in spite of its massive potential, building the infrastructure for a hydrogen-based economy remains a challenge. The Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking is a collaboration between the European Commission, industry and research organizations. Its aim is to speed up the process of bringing hydrogen technology to the market and achieving a carbon-clean energy system. Business Planet’s Paul Hackett spoke to Bart Biebuyck, Executive Director of the Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking.
Capturing CO2: How to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from the cement industry
- The cement industry is responsible for between 6 to 8 per cent of global carbon dioxide emissions. - Researchers looking into how to improve the situation have designed and built an experimental plant at a cement factory in Belgium to try to find solutions. - The factory, which covers around 70 hectares and employs around 180 workers, produces an estimated 1.4 million tons of 15 different varieties of cement from a common raw material: limestone
