German Energy Agency (dena)/Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection (BMWK)
2025
With the goal of continuing to expand the energy supply in their respective countries in a way that is environmentally compatible, progressive and economical, in 2019, Germany and Jordan agreed to further reinforce their cooperation.
The Jordanian-German Energy Partnership was the central platform for the energy policy dialogue between Germany and Jordan. In Germany, the contracting authority was the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection (BMWK) and the political executing agency in Jordan was the Ministry for Energy and Natural Resources (MEMR). The German Energy Agency (dena) had the role of coordinator for the energy partnership’s activities.
Prognos was the specialist partner for questions of energy statistics, digitalisation and modelling.
In September 2024, in the context of the partnership, energy experts Friedrich Seefeldt and Mohammad Alkasabreh made a trip to Jordan that was coordinated by the dena. In the capital Amman, they worked together with decision makers from ministries, public authorities and the energy industry on new concepts for Jordanian energy statistics.
The exchange had a goal – to push forward the energy transition in both countries. This meant:
The findings were be discussed in further meetings and continued to be developed in collaboration with German energy statistics stakeholders.
More information on the dena website (in German)
Project team: Mohammad Alkasabreh, Friedrich Seefeldt
Latest update: 21.10.2025
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