Sebbit Adam Mohammed
Makere University P.O.BOX 7062
Kampala
amsebbit@tech.mak.ac.ug
Senior lecturer
Depf/ Mech. Engineering, Makerere
Kampala
amsebbit@tech.mak.ac.ug
Senior lecturer
Depf/ Mech. Engineering, Makerere
Name: Adam M Sebbit
Date of Birth: 2 May 1956
Place of Birth: Bombo, Uganda
POSITION: Senior Lecturer and The Director, Technology Development and Transfer Centre, Faculty of
Technology Makerere University.
ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS:
Ph.D. Energy Research Centre, University of Cape Town, South Africa
M.Sc. (M. Eng.) – Technical University of Istanbul, Turkey 1988
B.Sc.(M. Eng.) Technical University of Istanbul, Turkey 1984
RECENT PUBLICATIONS:
1. Sebbit Adam, Bennett Kevin, Higenyi James, Household Energy Demand Perspective for Uganda in 2025 Domestic use of Energy , Cape Town , South Africa, May 2004, ISBN 0-9584246-2-4
2. Sebbit Adam, Okure M, The GHG Emission Reduction in Energy Sector- Uganda’s Experience, Industrial and Commercial Use of Energy, Cape Town, South Africa, May 2004, ISBN 0-9584246-1-6
3. 2002 Assessment, 2002 Report of the Refrigeration, Air Conditioning and Head pumps Technical Options Committee Montreal protocol on substances that deplete the Ozone Layer UNEP, ISBN 92-807-2288-3, March 2003.
4. Sebbit A.M and Kariko-Buhwezi-B. Challenges in Manufacture of Renewable Energy Equipment in least developed countries: Case study of wind pumping in Uganda EuroSun, the 4th ISES (International Solar Energy Society) Europe Solar Congress. Published by ISES ITALIA ISBN - 88-900893-0-X, June 2002.
5. R. Pallabazer, A. Sebbit; A micro hydro plant for mechanical pumping, 4th International Conference in Hydropower development Hydropower in the new Millenium, A.A. Balkema publication, p. p 297-303, June 2001.
6. Adam M. Sebbit, J.K.D. Higenyi K. Bennett; National Domestic Households Survey for Uganda; 8th International Conference on Domestic Use of Energy, Cape Town, South Africa, April 2001 p. p 237-240.
RESEARCH PROJECTS:
1. Sustainable Development and Energy modelling
2. Energy demand in industrial, Commercial, household, and transport sector
3. Efficiencies stoves domestic
DETAILED TASKS ASSIGNED
I am Team Leader: Capacity Development for Clean Development Mechanism in Uganda; a UNEP project 2003 – 2005. It involves conducting awareness, training and consultancy to policy –makers, private sector and CBOs. I have been involved in Clean Developing Mechanism activities since 2000. I attended various training workshops in Uganda which were organised by international exports from The World Bank(Carbon Prototype Fund), United Kingdom through SUSAC Project and UNEP. We had further training by consultants from University of Stuttgart Germany using software like MESAP Modular Energy System Analysis and Planning. I am familiar with LEAP. I was a member of task force in energy sector. I did participate in preparation of the Work Plan for Capacity Development for Clean Developing Mechanism.
There are international meetings and training in which I participated in countries like Ethiopia, Mozambique, Kenya and University of Cape Town , South Africa. As the result of the capacity I was able to develop PINS for local project developers in the energy sector. Some the PINS for small scale-projects were presented at the Carbon Expo 2005 in Cologne Germany. I did participate in developing sustainable development criteria for Uganda. We had training carbon market and transactions other basic items like baseline assessment and monitoring of CDM projects.
MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL BODIES:
o Member, Uganda Institution of Professional Engineers since 1991
o Registered Engineer, with the Engineers Registration Board 2002
o Uganda Association of Engineering Valuers and Loss Assessors 2003
o Technical Option Committee for Refrigeration and Air conditioning UNEP since 1996
Date of Birth: 2 May 1956
Place of Birth: Bombo, Uganda
POSITION: Senior Lecturer and The Director, Technology Development and Transfer Centre, Faculty of
Technology Makerere University.
ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS:
Ph.D. Energy Research Centre, University of Cape Town, South Africa
M.Sc. (M. Eng.) – Technical University of Istanbul, Turkey 1988
B.Sc.(M. Eng.) Technical University of Istanbul, Turkey 1984
RECENT PUBLICATIONS:
1. Sebbit Adam, Bennett Kevin, Higenyi James, Household Energy Demand Perspective for Uganda in 2025 Domestic use of Energy , Cape Town , South Africa, May 2004, ISBN 0-9584246-2-4
2. Sebbit Adam, Okure M, The GHG Emission Reduction in Energy Sector- Uganda’s Experience, Industrial and Commercial Use of Energy, Cape Town, South Africa, May 2004, ISBN 0-9584246-1-6
3. 2002 Assessment, 2002 Report of the Refrigeration, Air Conditioning and Head pumps Technical Options Committee Montreal protocol on substances that deplete the Ozone Layer UNEP, ISBN 92-807-2288-3, March 2003.
4. Sebbit A.M and Kariko-Buhwezi-B. Challenges in Manufacture of Renewable Energy Equipment in least developed countries: Case study of wind pumping in Uganda EuroSun, the 4th ISES (International Solar Energy Society) Europe Solar Congress. Published by ISES ITALIA ISBN - 88-900893-0-X, June 2002.
5. R. Pallabazer, A. Sebbit; A micro hydro plant for mechanical pumping, 4th International Conference in Hydropower development Hydropower in the new Millenium, A.A. Balkema publication, p. p 297-303, June 2001.
6. Adam M. Sebbit, J.K.D. Higenyi K. Bennett; National Domestic Households Survey for Uganda; 8th International Conference on Domestic Use of Energy, Cape Town, South Africa, April 2001 p. p 237-240.
RESEARCH PROJECTS:
1. Sustainable Development and Energy modelling
2. Energy demand in industrial, Commercial, household, and transport sector
3. Efficiencies stoves domestic
DETAILED TASKS ASSIGNED
I am Team Leader: Capacity Development for Clean Development Mechanism in Uganda; a UNEP project 2003 – 2005. It involves conducting awareness, training and consultancy to policy –makers, private sector and CBOs. I have been involved in Clean Developing Mechanism activities since 2000. I attended various training workshops in Uganda which were organised by international exports from The World Bank(Carbon Prototype Fund), United Kingdom through SUSAC Project and UNEP. We had further training by consultants from University of Stuttgart Germany using software like MESAP Modular Energy System Analysis and Planning. I am familiar with LEAP. I was a member of task force in energy sector. I did participate in preparation of the Work Plan for Capacity Development for Clean Developing Mechanism.
There are international meetings and training in which I participated in countries like Ethiopia, Mozambique, Kenya and University of Cape Town , South Africa. As the result of the capacity I was able to develop PINS for local project developers in the energy sector. Some the PINS for small scale-projects were presented at the Carbon Expo 2005 in Cologne Germany. I did participate in developing sustainable development criteria for Uganda. We had training carbon market and transactions other basic items like baseline assessment and monitoring of CDM projects.
MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL BODIES:
o Member, Uganda Institution of Professional Engineers since 1991
o Registered Engineer, with the Engineers Registration Board 2002
o Uganda Association of Engineering Valuers and Loss Assessors 2003
o Technical Option Committee for Refrigeration and Air conditioning UNEP since 1996
Sector
Transportation, Renewable Energy / Energy Efficiency
Issue
National inventories, Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) projects