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Jordan News
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- Jordan News
Energy Commission: Radiation Levels in Jordan Are Normal; Continuous Monitoring Ongoing - Jordan News
Ziyad Al-Saaydeh, Chairman of the Board of Commissioners at the Energy and Minerals Regulatory Commission (EMRC), confirmed that Jordan's National Environmental Radiation Monitoring System is operating efficiently and continuously around the clock. اضافة اعلان The system includes an integrated network of fixed stations and mobile field laboratories, all operated by specialized and qualified technical teams, in accordance with the highest technical standards and international best practices. Al-Saaydeh explained that radiation monitoring results and analyses—conducted since early Sunday at several targeted sites using mobile labs and advanced measuring equipment—are part of the commission's ongoing daily inspections under a comprehensive precautionary plan. These results showed that radiation levels across the Kingdom remain within natural background limits, offering reassurance and requiring no additional measures. He emphasized that the EMRC strengthens its technical capabilities through advanced mobile radiation monitoring stations, which are essential components of Jordan's National Radiological Emergency Plan. These units provide immediate and accurate assessments at sensitive locations. Jordan is also one of the first Arab countries to link its fixed stations to the International Radiation Monitoring Information System (IRMIS) run by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). This connection enables real-time data exchange and analysis during emergencies, enhancing rapid response and informed decision-making. Al-Saaydeh added that these efforts reflect the commission's regulatory role within an integrated national system for environmental radiation monitoring. This system operates with efficiency and transparency, demonstrating Jordan's commitment to public safety and sustainable institutional performance. He affirmed that the EMRC, in full coordination with the National Center for Security and Crisis Management and all relevant agencies, continues to operate at the highest level of readiness and professionalism to ensure the safety and protection of citizens—embodying the state's proactive approach in dealing with any developments.
Jordan News
14-06-2025
- Politics
- Jordan News
Energy Regulatory Commission: Radiation levels in Jordan stable, within normal limits - Jordan News
Chairperson of the Energy and Minerals Regulatory Commission's (EMRC), Ziad Sa'aidah, stressed that according to real-time data released by the Commission's National Monitoring System, all environmental radiation monitoring readings in different parts of the Kingdom confirm that radiation levels are entirely stable, within the authorized natural limits, and without any notable change. اضافة اعلان Sa'aidah went on to say that the Commission, in carrying out its crucial oversight function, is in charge of an integrated environmental radiation monitoring system that runs effectively, continuously, and around-the-clock. This system employs cutting-edge technical tools to precisely track radiation levels in real time, and its skilled and knowledgeable technical team analyzes this data directly through the Monitoring and Emergency Center. He said in a statement on Friday that the Commission is keeping an eye on regional events in accordance with its national duty and in close consultation with pertinent local and foreign agencies. He underlined that a clear and current institutional strategy outlines all preventive and precautionary measures. He emphasized that no radiation changes have been observed in the Kingdom at all and that the Commission follows a rigorous scientific process that guarantees complete readiness and prompt response to any emergency. "We are committed to providing citizens with accurate information in a timely manner, with the utmost transparency and accountability," the Commission's Chairperson added.
Jordan News
25-03-2025
- Business
- Jordan News
Government Grants 4 Phosphate Mining Rights
اضافة اعلان The Cabinet has approved a decision by the Energy and Minerals Regulatory Commission granting four mining rights for phosphate ores in areas owned by the state for a period of 25 years. These rights are granted in the areas of Shidiyyah and Abu Amoud Al-Gharbi in the Ma'an granting of the mining rights is in accordance with the Natural Resources Law, aiming to maximize the benefit from phosphate ores. The mining rights will be subject to any future amendments or decisions made by the Cabinet to ensure proper implementation, rehabilitation of mining areas, and to guarantee a fair and substantial return to the state's treasury. The entity granted the mining rights will exclusively benefit from this right and will be required to provide a financial guarantee for the rehabilitation of mined lands.
Ammon
11-03-2025
- Business
- Ammon
Cabinet approves general framework for electric vehicle charging
Ammon News - The Cabinet, in its session chaired by Prime Minister Jafar Hassan on Tuesday, approved the general regulatory and operational framework for electric vehicle (EV) charging, in line with the global shift towards green energy. The framework aims to reduce Jordan's fuel import bill, lower transportation costs, and cut carbon emissions. It also sets quality standards for EV chargers and streamlines the process for investors and citizens to install charging infrastructure. The Energy and Minerals Regulatory Commission will oversee the integration of EV charging infrastructure into new residential and commercial buildings, while electricity providers will coordinate on meeting demand. Additionally, the framework supports private sector partnerships for establishing and operating charging stations.
Roya News
25-02-2025
- Business
- Roya News
Use of plastic gas cylinders optional for consumers, says Energy Commission
The Energy and Minerals Regulatory Commission (EMRC) has clarified that it has not yet issued any licenses for the activity of filling composite gas cylinders. The commission confirmed that it has received two applications from investment companies, which are currently under review. The EMRC emphasized that the gas sector remains open for investment by all entities, whether currently licensed companies or new investors, provided they adhere to the regulatory requirements and the approved Jordanian technical standards. The commission also reassured consumers that using composite plastic gas cylinders is optional, and they can still use metal cylinders without any additional costs for those opting for the plastic ones. Clear licensing standards The EMRC explained that the licensing process is not limited to a specific entity or origin but follows clear technical criteria to ensure the highest safety and quality standards. Any entity that meets the required conditions can apply for investment according to the approved legal frameworks. The commission encouraged interested investors to submit applications for the necessary licenses, highlighting that the expansion of the energy and gas sector offers promising investment opportunities that can enhance energy security and improve services for consumers. It reiterated its commitment to providing a fair and transparent investment environment that fosters competition while protecting the rights of both consumers and investors. The EMRC also affirmed its continued commitment to strict oversight of the sector to ensure compliance with technical standards and legal requirements, aiming to safeguard consumer safety and ensure the stability and sustainable development of the market.
