Research at QEERI
The Energy Center is dedicated to accelerating the transition to a low-carbon future by driving innovations in electrification, renewable energy, and sustainable fuel development while enhancing energy security and diversification.
The Water Center is dedicated to enhancing water security through sustainable solutions that reduce demand and expand alternative water resources.
The Environment Center aims to advance and inform national understanding of the interaction between the natural and built environments and provide sustainable solutions to enhance resilience and well-being in Qatar and arid regions.
The QEERI Materials Unit (QMU) drives innovation in materials science and computational methods to develop resilient and sustainable solutions for energy, water, and environmental challenges in Qatar and arid regions.
News and Insights
Hamad Bin Khalifa University and Imperial College London Launch Strategic Environmental Health Partnership
The Environmental Research Group (ERG) at Imperial College London and the Qatar Environment and Energy Research Institute (QEERI) at Hamad Bin Khalifa University have launched a new two-year strategic partnership focused on environmental health research in arid urban environments.
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Hamad Bin Khalifa University and Imperial College London Launch Strategic Environmental Health Partnership
Qatar Environment and Energy Research Institute and the Swiss Technology Innovation Center Sign Agreement to Advance Solar Module Reliability in Harsh Climates
Smart Farming in Qatar: Using Tech to Boost Food Production in Arid Conditions
Qatar Resilience Symposium Concludes with Multi-Sector Initiatives for National Preparedness
Rethinking Grid Resilience: Lessons from the Iberian Blackout for Power System Stability and the Clean Energy Transition
Partners
QEERI as an educational and RDI stakeholder, actively leverages common interests through partnerships and collaborations with top-tier local and international partners, building expertise research capacity in Qatar.
