Mosque energy causes concern and anxiety
The article discusses the issue of using solar energy in mosques across Jordan and the impact of new policies on this sector. The author explains that mosques which invested in solar energy systems benefited from the "net metering" system, allowing them to accumulate surplus energy to be used later during winter and summer, with the exception of some newer mosques that no longer take advantage of this benefit. He believes that the current electricity buying and selling system, which sets the selling price at 50 fils and the purchase price at 250 fils, renders the installation of solar systems in new mosques uneconomical, as the payback period is approximately five years. The article suggests exempting mosques from the full energy selling system and adjusting the tariffs, as well as proposing measures to support and empower mosques to more effectively benefit from renewable energy projects.
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