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Biz Bahrain
21 hours ago
- Business
- Biz Bahrain
NBB and INJAZ Bahrain Conclude Second Season of Entaliq
The National Bank of Bahrain (NBB), in partnership with INJAZ Bahrain, hosted the closing ceremony of the second season of the Entaliq with INJAZ Powered by NBB programme. The event brought together participants of the INJAZ Bahrain Company Programme, members of the INJAZ Board of Directors, VIP guests, representatives from contributing entities, and NBB mentors to celebrate the achievements of the young entrepreneurs who took part in this year's edition. Entaliq with INJAZ Powered by NBB provides aspiring entrepreneurs with structured mentorship, seed funding, and incubation opportunities. The attendees receive 20 hours of professional guidance and hands-on support to shape their business ideas into sustainable and growth-oriented startups. A rigorous selection process ensures that only the most dedicated teams progress, reinforcing the project's goal of fostering innovative enterprises with the potential for long-term success. Her Highness Sh. Hessa bint Khalifa Al Khalifa, INJAZ Bahrain Chairperson stated: 'Entaliq with INJAZ Powered by NBB is a powerful extension of the INJAZ Bahrain Company Programme, designed specifically to support our alumni as they take their entrepreneurial journey to the next level. It reflects our commitment to nurturing a sustainable pipeline of youth-led enterprises by providing continued mentorship, funding, and guidance beyond the classroom. We are proud to witness these young founders transform their student-led startups into scalable, impact-driven ventures. Our heartfelt thanks go to the National Bank of Bahrain for their continued partnership and support in bringing this programme to life. Together, we are enabling Bahrain's youth to turn their vision into reality and contribute meaningfully to the Kingdom's economic growth.' Commenting on the occasion, Usman Ahmed, Group Chief Executive Officer of NBB, said: 'Entaliq reflects the strength of our partnership with INJAZ Bahrain and our shared commitment to nurturing young entrepreneurs. We have seen this talent grow from ambitious individuals into founders with structured plans, scalable ideas, and the mindset to lead. Such initiatives are vital to cultivating the creativity, resilience and value-oriented mindset that will accelerate the growth of our economy. We are proud to play a role in empowering Bahrain's youth and look forward to witnessing the continued progress of these ventures.' The closing ceremony also saw each team present their business progress and outline their future plans, demonstrating the tangible impact of the programme on their entrepreneurial development. Their work underscored Entaliq's goal of cultivating innovative solutions that respond to real-world challenges and contribute to national economic advancement. Certificates of completion were also distributed by Hana Sarwani, CEO of INJAZ Bahrain; Hisham Abu Alfateh, NBB's Chief Corporate Communications Officer and NBB Mentors: Walaa Abdulrahman, Dalal Al Kooheji and Ali Assiri, to the graduating participants in recognition of the dedication, learning, and collaboration they exhibited throughout the programme. NBB remains committed to supporting initiatives that help young Bahrainis translate their aspirations into impact. Entaliq with INJAZ continues to stand as a testament to what is possible when opportunity meets preparation, and when institutions work together to invest in the country's future leaders.
Yahoo
11-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Hydrogen Powered Data Centers Industry Research Report 2025-2034: Strategic Collaborations and Green Energy Expansion Propel Innovation in Hydrogen Fuel Cell and Storage Solutions for Data Centers
Emerging Global Hydrogen Powered Data Centers Market: Pioneering Next-Gen Energy Solutions. Leveraging hydrogen's clean power, this market is transforming data infrastructure with sustainability and cost-efficiency. Key drivers: energy demands, environmental goals, and tech in hydrogen fuel cells. Dublin, June 11, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Hydrogen Powered Data Centers Market - A Global and Regional Analysis: Focus on Application, Product, Region, and Competitive Landscape - Analysis and Forecast, 2025-2034" report has been added to offering. The report will add significant value to an organization by offering comprehensive insights into the hydrogen powered data centers market, including industry trends, competitive dynamics, and technological advancements. The Global Hydrogen Powered Data Centers Market is emerging as a transformative force in next-generation energy solutions for data infrastructure. With a focus on hydrogen as a clean and efficient power source, the hydrogen powered data centers market is set to revolutionize the way data centers manage energy consumption, offering advantages in terms of sustainability, scalability, and drivers include the growing demand for energy-intensive data operations, environmental considerations, and technological advancements in hydrogen fuel cells. Comprehensive evaluations of the supply chain, R&D innovations (including patent developments), and regulatory frameworks are crucial in shaping the hydrogen powered data centers market outlook, identifying both opportunities and challenges in the context of evolving global energy and sustainability trends. This information enables organizations to strategically plan for the integration of sustainable energy solutions, identify growth opportunities in the eco-friendly infrastructure space, and optimize the development of hydrogen powered data center technologies. By understanding market drivers, emerging innovations, and competitive positioning, organizations can enhance their sustainability efforts, reduce carbon footprints, and maintain a competitive edge in the rapidly evolving market for green energy solutions in data Powered Data Centers Market Segmentation Highlights The hydrogen powered data centers market is segmented by end-use applications, addressing the specific requirements of different sectors utilizing flow batteries. Hyperscale Data Centres: Large-scale data infrastructure with high energy demands, utilizing hydrogen-powered solutions for efficient, sustainable operations. Colocation Data Centers: Shared data center facilities offering hydrogen energy solutions for cost-effective and eco-friendly power management. Others: Niche applications within the data center sector that capitalize on the unique benefits of hydrogen-powered energy solutions. Captive Energy Production: Hydrogen-powered systems used for on-site energy generation, reducing reliance on external energy sources and ensuring sustainability. Hydrogen Fuel Cells: Primary source of power generation in data centers, using hydrogen to produce electricity with minimal emissions. Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells (PEMFC): Widely used for high-efficiency energy generation in data centers, offering low emissions and quick response times. Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (SOFC): Suitable for large-scale operations, providing long-term durability and high conversion efficiency in energy-intensive environments. Backup Source: Hydrogen fuel cells and electrolyzers used as backup power solutions to ensure data center reliability during power outages. Hydrogen Fuel Cells: Primary source of power generation in data centers, using hydrogen to produce electricity with minimal emissions. Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells (PEMFC): A type of hydrogen fuel cell that uses a proton exchange membrane to facilitate energy production. Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (SOFC): High-efficiency hydrogen fuel cells that operate at elevated temperatures, converting hydrogen into electricity. The product landscape is organized by hydrogen fuel cells cooling type and hydrogen fuel cells technology type each offering distinct performance benefits. Liquid-Cooled Type: Utilizes liquid-based cooling systems to efficiently manage the heat generated by hydrogen fuel cells, ensuring optimal performance and preventing overheating in data centers. Air-Cooled Type: Relies on air-based cooling methods to dissipate the heat from hydrogen fuel cells, providing a simpler and more cost-effective solution for cooling in data center environments. Polymer Electrolyte Membrane (PEM): Offers high efficiency and rapid response time, requiring efficient cooling to maintain optimal performance in hydrogen-powered data centers. Solid Oxide (SOFC): Due to its high operating temperature, it demands sophisticated and efficient cooling systems to maintain reliability and performance in energy-intensive data centers. Others: Including Alkaline (AFC), Phosphoric Acid (PAFC), Molten Carbonate (MCFC). The hydrogen powered data centers market is analyzed globally with a focus on regional dynamics, growth drivers, and challenges. Key Regional Segments North America: Comprehensive evaluation of the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, highlighting regional growth factors, application trends, and competitive landscapes. Europe: Analysis of key hydrogen powered data centers markets such as Germany, France, the U.K., Italy, and other European countries, focusing on regulatory influences and hydrogen powered data centers market drivers. Asia-Pacific: Rapid expansion driven by countries like China, Japan, India, South Korea, and other emerging hydrogen powered data centers markets with significant technological adoption. Rest-of-the-World: Insights into regions including South America, the Middle East, and Africa, detailing localized hydrogen powered data centers market challenges and growth opportunities. Market DynamicsMarket Drivers: Increasing demand for sustainable and energy-efficient data center operations, advancements in hydrogen fuel cell technology, and growing investments in clean energy solutions for the data infrastructure sector. Market Restraints: High initial infrastructure costs, challenges in hydrogen fuel storage and transportation, and competition from traditional energy sources and other renewable technologies. Market Opportunities: Expansion into emerging markets with a focus on green energy, strategic collaborations for advancing hydrogen fuel cell technologies, and the development of innovative hydrogen storage and distribution solutions for data centers. Companies Profiled Plug Power Inc. ITM Power Air Liquide Cummins Inc GKN Hydrogen ARIEMA Hydrogenious LOHC Technologies H2Go Power Hydrexia GRZ Technologies Noble Gas Systems HDF Energy H2Gremm Vortex Energy GreenHy2 Cella Energy For more information about this report visit About is the world's leading source for international market research reports and market data. We provide you with the latest data on international and regional markets, key industries, the top companies, new products and the latest trends. CONTACT: CONTACT: Laura Wood,Senior Press Manager press@ For E.S.T Office Hours Call 1-917-300-0470 For U.S./ CAN Toll Free Call 1-800-526-8630 For GMT Office Hours Call +353-1-416-8900
Zawya
09-02-2025
- Business
- Zawya
2025 Qatar Economic Forum to take place May 20-22
Doha – Entering its fifth year, the annual 'Qatar Economic Forum, Powered by Bloomberg' (QEF), held in collaboration with Media City Qatar, will take place from May 20-22, 2025 in Doha. This year's Forum, held under the theme ' The Road to 2030: Transforming the Global Economy ', will once again convene Heads of State, influential government officials, international CEOs and investors in Doha, to create an international platform for meaningful deal-making conversations and connections. As 2025 marks the final stretch towards the 2030 national visions of Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Abu Dhabi, and Bahrain, QEF will focus on how strategic decisions in the Gulf are influencing global economic trends. At a time of shifting geopolitical alliances and economic uncertainty, this year's Forum will explore the next phase of regional transformation and its impact on global markets. Discussions at QEF will revolve around the following thematic areas: Geopolitics, Globalization & Trade GCC economies are rewriting the rules of global trade and investment with ambitious national visions and development strategies. Discussions will explore how the final stages of these economic transformations will progress in the face of regional security pressures and a new policy environment in the United States. Energy Supplies & Security The Forum will host high-energy conversations with the power brokers setting our global relationship with oil, gas and the long-term transition to renewables. Technology Hype & Reality Artificial intelligence has become the dominant buzzword of the era, but separating hype from reality is essential. Conversations will examine how AI applications are delivering tangible benefits today and explore where AI-native startups are set to disrupt entire industries. Business & Investment Outlook The biggest names in global business and investment will share insights on how they are achieving market-beating growth while sidestepping the major hurdles facing the global economy. Sports & Entertainment Sports investing used to be a play-thing for the super-rich. Now it's a serious asset class attracting big money from hard-nosed investors. Players, leagues, owners and investors reveal the next wave of disruption poised to hit this multi-trillion dollar industry. Confirmed speakers include HRH Prince Khaled bin Alwaleed bin Talal Al Saud, Founder & CEO, KBW Ventures; Huda Al-Lawati, Founder & CEO, Aliph Capital; Henadi Al-Saleh, Chairperson, Agility; Samia Bouazza, Group CEO & Managing Director, Multiply Group; Mathieu Chabra n, Co-founder, Tikehau Capital; William E. Ford, Chairman & CEO, General Atlantic; Goodwin Gaw, Chairman, Managing Principal, Member of Investment Committee & Co-Founder, Gaw Capital; J ayne Hrdlicka, CEO, Virgin Australia; Markus Krebber, CEO, RWE AG; Ryan M. Lance, Chairman & CEO, ConocoPhillips; Tope Lawani, Managing Partner, Helios Investment Partners; Chee Koon Lee, Group CEO, CapitaLand Investment Ltd.; Ted Leonsis, Founder, Chairman, Managing Partner & CEO, Monumental Sports & Entertainment; Rajeev Misra, CEO & Co-Founder, One Investment Management; David H. Petraeus (US Army, Ret.), Partner, Chairman of the Global Institute, KKR; with more to follow. Karen Saltser, CEO of Bloomberg Media, said 'As we approach the fifth edition of QEF, we're seeing the Gulf's economic transformation reach a pivotal moment. With national visions approaching key milestones and global markets in flux, the conversations we'll have in Doha will be more important than ever. This Forum remains a key global platform for leaders to come together to discuss, debate and define what's next for business and investment worldwide.' Eng. Jassim Mohamed Al Khori, CEO of Media City Qatar, said: 'Since its inception, 'the Qatar Economic Forum, Powered by Bloomberg' has been a cornerstone for global dialogue, where pivotal decisions influence the future of the economy. With 2030 on the horizon, regional countries continue striving toward their national aspirations, while the world stands at a crossroads of shifting markets, evolving policies, and new economic realities. This Forum is where leaders can come together to navigate complexity, forge new strategies, and shape what comes next. In Qatar, we look forward to facilitating these critical discussions.' Produced by Bloomberg Live Experiences and editorially programmed by Bloomberg News, the Forum will be available on the Bloomberg Terminal, Bloomberg TV and Additional speaker and agenda details for the 'Qatar Economic Forum, Powered by Bloomberg' will be announced at a later date. For more information and to register interest, please visit -Ends- About Bloomberg Media Bloomberg Media is the world's leading multi-platform media company for business and finance, which draws on the editorial resources of more than 2,900 editorial professionals globally in 118 countries. Bloomberg Media is the consumer-facing media organization of Bloomberg L.P. Media Enquiries Robert Koh, rkoh22@ Mona Saleh, msaleh39@
