Khalifa University of Science and Technology announced that it will host Siemens Energy’s Abu Dhabi Innovation Centre at its Sas Al Nakhl Campus.

Siemens is partnering with OTE Group, one of Oman’s biggest business houses, in the delivery of its electric vehicle (EV) chargers to help accelerate the Sultanate’s adoption of EVs and its transition to a sustainable future.

“As one of the largest universities in the UK, the University is already an energy prosumer, and these technologies will be further optimized in the future energy system we are now working together to achieve. Partnerships like this are extremely important for gathering new insights, testing and developing new technologies and creating efficient and sustainable energy infrastructures,” said Matthias Rebellius.

“Innovative technologies coupled with an operator with clear vision are sure to yield positive results for Emicool’s customers. We are excited to work together toward greater energy efficiency and sustainability by introducingdigitalisation, optimisation and advanced programs. We look forward to helping Emicool develop and grow by adopting the latest technologies in this industry,” said Franco Atassi, CEO, Siemens Smart Infrastructure.

Work.com is already being used by cities, states, and companies around the world—including University of Kentucky, Ohio State University, and Siemens—to help make their workplaces and communities safe.