Dr. Adeeb Ali, Ph.D.

• Lead the development and execution of cutting-edge environmental policies, strategies, and sustainability programs to ensure Qatar’s continued leadership in environmental stewardship and sustainable development. • Oversee a multidisciplinary team of researchers, policy experts, and environmental specialists, fostering a collaborative work environment to drive impactful projects related to climate change, renewable energy, and sustainable urban development. • Design, execute, and monitor high-impact research projects that provide data-driven insights to inform national policy decisions and strategic environmental frameworks. • Serve as a primary advisor to senior government officials, contributing to policy formulation and strategic planning in the realms of sustainability, climate change adaptation, and environmental risk management. • Collaborate with international environmental organizations, research institutions, and private sector partners to promote sustainable development initiatives and integrate global best practices into national policy. • Develop and manage research budgets, ensuring optimal allocation of resources for both short-term and long-term sustainability projects. • Cultivate and lead strategic partnerships with global environmental institutions, driving Qatar’s international climate agenda and contributing to global environmental research collaborations. • Manage the publication of research findings, presenting key outcomes to local and international forums, government bodies, and environmental conferences, positioning Qatar as a thought leader in sustainability.

Scope of work: Provide technical advice in setting and implementing corporate emission reduction goals aligned best industry standards such as with the Science-Based Target Initiative (SBTi); identify climate change risks and opportunities associated with corporate and business transportation, frame climate and clean transportation policies; conduct policy and technical analyses, drive the adoption of core technologies to reduce GHG emissions to net zero, including renewables; hydrogen; batteries/energy storage; EVs, carbon capture usage and storage (CCUS), including direct air capture; nature-based solutions; and biofuels.

Key Responsibilities: • Provide research and policy analysis in support of policy priorities for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in accordance with the GHG Protocol Corporate Value Chain (Scope 3) standards set by WBCSD and WRI (2022 FIFA World CupTM stadium projects), sequestering carbon (Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy and, KEO International consultant collaborative projects such as the tree nursery project, Doha) and other natural resource policy priorities. • Conduct scientific research, risk assessment, writing high impact scientific publications (journal/conference papers) and prepare, independently or in collaboration with others, research proposals to regional (QU internal grants), national (QNRF) and international agencies (PEGASuS, UNU-IAS and TÜBİTAK) to secure funding. • Assist in the development of research strategies and contribute to the development of novel methodologies, tools, indices, measurement techniques, frameworks, and implementation of fieldwork data analysis for sustainability studies. • Format, transform, review, and assess data sources to determine their relevance and utility for ongoing analysis. Understand key data sources and variations across and within countries. • Conduct individual tasks associated with evaluating climate change risks and opportunities and reporting according to leading frameworks such as UNDP Standard-2. • Assist in the design and development of GHG inventories (Scope 1 and 2, with particular emphasis on Scope 3), and the analysis of emission reductions levers such as energy efficiency measures, options for green power purchasing, and onsite renewables.

Key Responsibilities; • Support the delivery of complex LCA projects, ensuring robust and credible outcomes in accordance with ISO standards (ISO 14040 and 14044 Life Cycle Standards) and other methodologies relating to LCAs and carbon foot printing. • Complete life cycle analysis modelling for products and processes using LCA software; develop environmental product declarations for products. • Conduct Scope-3 GHG assessments, supply chain inventories and climate impact reduction scenario modeling. • Support clients in developing strategies for circular economy (E.g., AGILITY™ CE innovative solution project of Dow Chemical Company, Tarragona-Spain) and supply chain management (with Cellers Avgvstvs Forvum, Tarragona-Spain). • Develop metrics and KPIs for tracking improvement on circular and collaborative economy strategies. • Develop tools and assessment methodologies for scenario modelling of a full portfolio of innovations at scale in the context of full carbon footprint and reduction goals. • Prepare clear and compelling reports and presentations of analysis, results, insights, and recommendations, to support the project team’s communication with clients.

Key Responsibilities: • Design layouts and building service drawings (Electrical-MV/HV) for residential and commercial projects. • Assist in collaborating with the project team to develop customized solutions to address clients’ sustainability-related challenges in buildings and integrate smart retrofits to the existing building. • Design for performance, predictive energy modelling, building physics and parametric modelling and, operational energy assessments. • Assist in carrying out evaluations, decarbonization strategies, and feasibility assessments for new technical designs. • Assist in providing entire electrical solutions to clients as per regulations of “Qatar General Electricity and Water Authority-Khahraama”. • Design for illumination of different areas, selection of energy saving lighting systems and Lux calculations using DIALux and Radiance Simulation. • Assist in developing new energy saving methods for construction, designing new and improved energy conservation systems for building as per regulations of QSAS and “US Green Building Council’’.