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January, 19 2017
ETA-MAX Visit to RAKRIC
Prof. Mohammad Dado CEO & Prof. Ahmad Al Ghandoor CTO from ETA-MAX Jordan have visited RAK Research and Innovation Center on 19th January 2017.
Prof. Mohammad Dado CEO & Prof. Ahmad Al Ghandoor CTO from ETA-MAX Jordan have visited RAK Research and Innovation Center on 19th January 2017. The delegation first went on a tour at SOLAB and saw the different facilities available at the center, after that the two parties discussed ways of collaboration between the two centers especially in the field of energy auditing and energy management. It is worth to mention that ETA-MAX is one of the leading centers in Jordan specialized in PV systems, energy management and training services.
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