Green Spark Center GSC (Renewable Energy Research Center RERC)
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Date
2025
Authors
ايه عبد الله
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Abstract
Palestine is considered one of the countries that face major challenges in the field of energy due
to its external dependence and the high cost of importing it. Amid these challenges, there is an
urgent need to find alternative and sustainable solutions. Renewable energy is the best option to
achieve self-sufficiency in energy and reduce the negative effects on the environment.
Hence, the spark for establishing a renewable energy research center as the (Green Spark Center),
where the center seeks to be a scientific platform specialized in the field of renewable energy and
to innovate solutions to meet local challenges, in addition to spreading awareness of the importance
of renewable energy and its role in building a sustainable future.
The first chapter focuses on providing a historical and cognitive background to the project. It first
reviews the relationship between population growth and the increase in demand for energy. It then
explains the concept of energy, its types and history. Also, it discusses the concept of the research
center and its importance and reviews its historical development.
The chapter analyzes the current status of renewable energy in Palestine and its limited resources,
and presents the results of a survey about renewable energy. The chapter highlights the importance
of the project and the urgent need for it, and describes in a simplified manner the main functions
of the project.
Chapter Two presents a case study similar to the project, explained in full detail. Chapter Three
presents a complete analysis of the land selected in Nablus to build the project on.
Chapter Four explains the functional program of the project in detail. The building was divided
into three zones based on the users and the functions, these zones are the core operation zone which
is just for researchers and employees, the interactive zone where visitors and researchers meet in
a collaborative, sociable way, and the public zone where the entrance and exhibition exists. Each
zone was explained and all the functions in each zone were clarified, clarifying the relationships
between them, and the design criteria for each function with approximate areas for each one.