12 March، 2026
The Department of Industrial Management at the College of Administration and Economics, University of Mosul Discusses a Higher Diploma Thesis on the Use of Renewable Energy in Enhancing Customers’ Perceived Quality

The University of Mosul / College of Administration and Economics – Department of Industrial Management witnessed, on Wednesday, 11 March 2026, in Discussion Hall No. (1), the defense of a Higher Diploma thesis in Quality Management entitled:
“The Use of Renewable Energy and Its Impact on Enhancing Customers’ Perceived Quality.”
The thesis was presented by the student Sarah Khalid Awad Al-Issawi.
The study aimed to analyze the relationship between the components of renewable energy implementation and their role in providing directions that contribute to improving the efficiency and performance of operational processes, as well as enhancing customers’ perceived quality. It also sought to provide practical strategic recommendations and proposals for integrating renewable energy within organizations. Furthermore, the research explored the extent to which customers are aware of energy practices adopted by organizations and proposed appropriate solutions and treatments in light of the study’s findings.
The study reached several key conclusions, most notably:
The importance of strategic orientation and investment in renewable energy infrastructure, which contributes to improving the quality of services provided to customers.
The necessity of prioritizing planning and supportive legal and procedural policies to adopt renewable energy and address the financial challenges associated with it.
Training, capacity building, strengthening energy security, and diversifying energy sources contribute to improving the efficiency of the electrical network, achieving economic sustainability, and enhancing the customer experience.
The importance of spreading a culture of rational energy consumption to support resource sustainability and improve service quality.
The examination committee consisted of:
Assistant Professor Dr. Omar Ali Ismail – College of Administration and Economics, University of Mosul as achairperson,
Assistant Professor Dr. Manal Abdul Jabbar Ibrahim – College of Administration and Economics, University of Mosul as a member, Assistant Professor Dr. Abdul Aziz Bashar Haseeb – College of Administration and Economics, University of Mosul aa a member and Assistant Professor Dr. Ahmed Talal Ahmed – College of Administration and Economics, University of Mosul as a member and supervisor.





