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HE Dr al-Sada presenting the award to al-Badi as Kahramaa president Issa bin Hilal al-Kuwari looks on.
Mohammed bin Hamad al-Badi, of Enviro Global Enterprises, has won a Tarsheed Award for Best Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Initiative 2015, instituted by Kahramaa.
The Minister of Energy and Industry HE Dr Mohamed bin Saleh al-Sada presented the award to al-Badi for his efforts in launching Geowash Qatar - a 100% eco-friendly premium mobile hand car wash service.
Geowash Qatar uses just two to three litres of water to wash a car. The service is offered from a self-contained mobile cart operating on a 12V car battery using a 100% biodegradable product range.
This service targets to achieve water savings within the auto car wash industry in Qatar which on rough estimates could be consuming 3 to 5bn litres per annum.
Satish Mehra, general manager of Enviro Global, was also present at the event.
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