E-Services

Licensing Energy Efficiency Service Companies

This electronic service provides a flexible and unified mechanism for issuing licenses to energy efficiency service providers in the Kingdom. It covers multiple areas such as energy auditing, project management, implementation of technical solutions, and providing engineering design services compliant with national standards. The service aims to regulate the energy efficiency sector, enhance the quality of implemented projects, and ensure companies are equipped to deliver effective and sustainable solutions that contribute to achieving national energy efficiency goals.

Training Programs

Training programs are key enablers provided by the Saudi Energy Efficiency Center (SEEC) to develop human capital and foster an energy efficiency culture across various sectors. The platform offers professional courses targeting individuals, government entities, and the private sector. These programs aim to build advanced technical capabilities in energy analysis, management, and auditing, focusing on globally recognized practices.

Energy Efficiency Project Opportunities

The Foras platform is an electronic service provided by the Saudi Energy Efficiency Center (SEEC). It aims to enhance integration between facility owners and licensed energy efficiency service providers through an open digital marketplace. Through this platform, users can: * Propose projects related to energy efficiency. * Provide opportunities for qualified companies to apply and compete. * Facilitate the evaluation, monitoring, and implementation process within a clear project lifecycle. The platform offers an interactive environment that organizes the relationship between proposing entities and beneficiaries, contributing to improving the quality of energy efficiency project implementation across the Kingdom.

Accreditation of Energy Efficiency Training Programs

In its pursuit of building an integrated and effective training ecosystem in the energy efficiency field, the Saudi Energy Efficiency Center (SEEC) has launched the Training Program Accreditation service. This service enables private sector training providers to submit applications for the accreditation of their non-qualification programs (programs not leading to a formal academic or vocational qualification). This service aims to: * Regulate the specialized training market in energy efficiency. * Ensure the quality and alignment of training programs with SEEC standards. * Engage the private sector in developing national human capital in this field. The platform automates internal processes, making it easier for entities to submit applications and track procedures electronically.