Kring Caribbean organises webinar on energy efficient building design in a tropical climate

After the successful first activity in November 2021, the KIVI Circle Caribbean is organising its second activity on 17 February next.

E organisacion di ingenierionan KIVI ta organisa su di dos actividad tocante eficiencia di energia ora ta diseñando un edificio

Despues di su prome actividad na fin di november 2021, cu tabata un exito unda mas cu 40 ingeniero di Aruba a participa, e circulo Caribeño di KIVI ("KIVI Kring Caribbean") ta organisa su di dos actividad dia 17 di februari 2022 di 6 pa 7 p.m. cu lo ta un webinar.

E webinar aki ta carga e titulo "Energy Efficient Building Design for a tropical climate" y ta ofrece e ingeniero profesional informacion tocante con pa diseña un edificio mas eficiente cua energia cu ta posibel. E webinar lo wordo duna pa Dr. Richenel Bulbaai, actualmente decano di e faculdad di ingeneria di Universidad di Corsou.

Dr Richenel Bulbaai a obtene su doctorado na aña 2019 na Universidad Tecnico Twente na Hulanda, despues di a termina su studio den ingeneria electrico na Universidad di Corsou y na Universidad Technico na Eindhoven Hulanda. Ademas Dr Bulbaai ta un Master in Business Administration.

E titulo di e disertacion di Dr Bulbaai ta "Toward 100% Sustainable Energy Production and a structural decrease in energy demand: Curaçao, as a case study of Small Island Developing States". E ta masha interesa den con pa diseña y construi edificionan teniendo cu cu clima tropical. Durante su presentacion Dr. Bulbaai lo duna mas informacion con pa uza e principionan pa un diseño tropical manera ta ilustra aki abao, teniendo cuenta cu e movecion di aire den un edificio.

KIVI Kring Caribbean ta invita tur ingenieronan profesional pa atende e webinar aki y inscribi via e link

Energy Efficient Building Design for a tropical climate | KIVI

Tambe KIVI Kring Caribbean te anuncia su di tres actividad na maart 2022 cu lo ta un charla di ingeniero Diego Acevedo cu lo elabora mas tocante di su research pa haci uzo di e "brine reject di membranes" cu ta wordo descarga durante e produccion di awa dushi aki na Aruba. E anuncio di e charla aki lo sali mas despues.

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KIVI Engineering Association organises its second activity on energy efficient building design in a tropical climate

After the successful first activity in November 2021, in which more than 40 engineers participated, the KIVI Circle Caribbean is organising its second activity on 17 February 2022 from 6 to 7 p.m. via digital media (Webinar). Please note: Dutch time 23:00-24:00.

This Webinar is entitled "Energy Efficient Building Design for a tropical climate" where information will be given to professional engineers on how to design buildings in the tropics as energy efficient as possible. The Webinar will be presented by D. Richenel Bulbaai, currently Rector of the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Curaçao.

In 2019, Dr Richenel Bulbaai received his PhD from the Technical University of Twente (Netherlands) after studying electrical engineering at the University of Curaçao and Eindhoven University of Technology (Netherlands). In addition, Dr Richenel Bulbaai holds a "Master's degree in Business Administration".

The title of Dr Richenel Bulbaai's dissertation is "Toward 100% Sustainable Energy Production and a structural decrease in energy demand: Curaçao, as a case study of Small Island Developing States". He is very interested in designing and constructing buildings where tropical climate needs to be taken into account. In his presentation, Dr Bulbaai will give more information on the principles for designing in the tropics, taking into account air movement in a building as illustrated below.

KIVI Circle Caribbean invites all professional engineers to participate in this Webinar and register via the following link

Energy Efficient Building Design for a tropical climate | KIVI

Also, KIVI Kring Caribbean announces its third activity to be held in March 2022 where a presentation will be given by Ir. Diego Acevedo on his doctoral research on the use of the salt brine from membranes applied in the production of freshwater for Aruba. The announcement on this will follow.

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The Society of Engineers KIVI organises its second activity on energy efficient design of buildings in a tropical climate

After its successful first activity in November 2021, in which more than 40 engineers participated, the KIVI Circle in the Caribbean (KIVI Kring Caribbean) is organising its second activity on February 17, 2022 from 6 to 7 p.m. via digital media (Webinar).

This Webinar is entitled "Energy Efficient Building Design for a tropical climate" where information is given to professional engineers on how to design buildings in the tropics as energy efficient as possible. The Webinar is presented by Dr. Richenel Bulbaai, currently Rector of the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Curaçao.

In 2019 Dr Richenel Bulbaai obtained his PhD from the Technical University of Twente (the Netherlands) after his studies as an electrical engineer at the University of Curaçao and Technical University of Eindhoven (the Netherlands). In addition, Dr Richenel Bulbaai has a Master's Degree in Business Administration.

The title of the dissertation of Dr Richenal Bulbaai is "Toward 100% Sustainable Energy Production and a structural decrease in energy demand: Curaçao, as a case study of Small Island Developing States". He is very interested in designing and building buildings that take the tropical climate into account. In his presentation, Dr Bulbaai will present principles for designing in the tropics, taking in to account the air transport in buildings as illustrated below.

KIVI Kring Caribbean invites all professional engineers to participate in this Webinar by registering at

Energy Efficient Building Design for a tropical climate | KIVI

KIVI Kring Caribbean also announces its third activity to be held in March 2022, during which a presentation will be given by Ir. Diego Acevedo on his doctoral research on the use of salt brine from membranes used in the production of fresh water for Aruba. Further announcement of this activity will follow.