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Angus Hindley
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International Power tops list
Issue 47 25 November-1 December 2011
The merger of the two largest developers in the GCC market has only added to the excitement of 2011, a year that has seen a record amount of capacity contracted -
July deadline for Qatar desalination scheme
10 July 2011, 11:17 GMT
Qatar Electricity & Water Company and four state-owned firms have been invited to bid -
Projects market reaches a turning point
16 December 2008, 0:00 GMT
After 10 months of record growth, the Gulf projects market came to a virtual standstill in the final quarter of the year as the impact of the global credit crunch forced clients to scale back their plans. -
Special report: Power surge
26 October 2007, 16:56 GMT
Private developers have benefited from massive growth in the region’s power sector over the past 12 months, with capacity up by more than one-third as governments increasingly bring in outside help to meet soaring demand. -
Special report: Power surge
26 October 2007, 16:56 GMT
Private developers have benefited from massive growth in the region’s power sector over the past 12 months, with capacity up by more than one-third as governments increasingly bring in outside help to meet soaring demand. -
Time to deliver: Pressure mounts on GCC contractors
26 January 2007, 17:04 GMT
The results of MEED's first Gulf contractor survey show the rude health of the GCC construction market and the mounting pressure on contractors to deliver on their commitments. -
The regional contractor: Managing growth
26 January 2007, 13:30 GMT
After the flood of awards in 2006, Beirut-based ACC is looking forward to its busiest year on record. -
Project Update - Burj Dubai: Reach for the skies
23 October 2006, 10:30 GMT
Already taller than many high rises in Dubai, Burj Dubai is changing by the week. -
MAF Investments: A true pan-Arab developer
13 May 2005, 18:43 GMT
At its current rate of project execution, in a few years' time MAF will have made its mark in most Arab countries.
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