Precision agriculture for a water-scarce future
A technology initiative from Noor Renewable Energy, focused on saving Iraq's most critical resource.
We refuse to watch Iraq's water disappear
When water reserves collapsed from 60 billion to 4 billion cubic meters in just years, we knew traditional agriculture couldn't survive. So we built technology that measures every drop, automates what matters, and turns data into decisions that preserve what's left—starting in Iraq, scaling across MENA.
Born from crisis, built for impact
Noor Renewable Energy was founded in 2020 to deliver industrial IoT, LoRaWAN networks, and control systems across Iraq's energy sector. By 2025, we witnessed Iraq's water reserves collapse from 60 billion cubic meters to less than 4 billion in just a few years. We saw farmers losing entire harvests due to inefficient irrigation, fish farms operating blind without water quality data, and traditional methods wasting the little water left.
Iraq now receives only 35% of its fair share from the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, with water storage dropping to critical levels. The agriculture sector—which uses up to three times more water than crops actually need—faces a 50% production cut in some regions. Over 170,000 people have already been displaced due to water shortages.
We refused to accept this as inevitable. In 2025, we launched Naqaa to bring precision monitoring and automation to agriculture and aquaculture—starting with Iraq and expanding across the MENA region.
Technology as conservation
Fully integrate IoT, AI, and automation into every farm and fish pond across Iraq and the MENA region. Monitor and manage scarce water resources with precision. Turn data into decisions that save water, reduce waste, and secure food production for the next generation.
Naqaa inherits proven infrastructure from Noor Renewable Energy, a services provider with expertise in LoRaWAN network design, industrial control systems, and solar solutions for oil & gas and remote industrial applications across Iraq.