BGSBU organised Webinar on Energy & Environment

Srinagar : The Department of Civil Engineering, SoET, Baaba Ghulam Shah Badshah University (BGSBU) India hosted webinar on G 20 “Energy and Environment”. Dr. Amir Mazhar, Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, delivered the lecture.
According to a statement issued from Public Relations Office BGSBU here, Dr. Pervez Alam, Coordinator, Dept. of Civil Engg, introduced the speaker and theme of the lecture. He thanked BGSBU Vice- Chancellor Prof. Akbar Masood for approving the webinar. In his message, Prof. Akbar Masood , Vice Chancellor of the University said that India’s G20 Presidency is a matter of pride for every citizen of the country. Prof. Akbar appreciate the efforts of faculty and students of Department of Civil Engineering for their dedication and hard work in organizing this event. Prof. Akbar says he is confident that this webinar will be an enriching experience for all the attendees and encourage everyone to actively participate in the discussions and Q&A sessions.
In his talk, Dr. Amir Mazhar stated that waste to energy is a promising technology that has the potential to generate clean energy from waste. It can help in reducing the amount of waste that ends up in landfills, and at the same time, provide a source of clean energy. However, it’s important to ensure that waste to energy systems are well-designed, properly operated, and carefully monitored to minimize their environmental impacts.
An interactive session ensued in which the faculty members, research scholars and students attending the webinar, posed questions that led to an insightful academic engagement. This webinar was brought to a conclusion by a vote of thanks by Mr. Rahid Wani.
The webinar was attended by Dr. Pervez Alam, Coordinator, Department of Civil Engineering, Mr. Vaseem Ah. Shahnaz, Mr. Zishan Aslam, Dr. Nasir Ah. Rather, Mr. Shahid Ul Islam, and Mr. Ameer Ullah Ganai, Assistant Professor Department of Civil Engineering, as well as students from various departments. Ms. Dua Baba, an 8th semester civil engineering student, hosted the event.