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Jubail 3B bucks downward water tariffs trend

The dawn of the hydrogen era

Blue hydrogen set to level up

Kuwait’s overseas oil and gas firms adapt to change

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Suez logjam reveals fragility of global trade

Gulf energy firms look to raise capital in novel ways

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REPORT: Middle East Renewables 2021

Middle East Renewables 2021 is the latest research report from MEED. It provides a comprehensive country-by-country review of the renewable energy sector across the Mena region with in-depth analysis of projected investments, policy and legislative frameworks, and the projects planned and under way. Included in the report:

Special focus on the potential of green hydrogen in the region

Review of the impact of Covid-19 on the renewable energy sector

Project opportunities with client and procurement details

Outlook for renewable energy policy and investment

Detailed analysis of sustainable energy strategies and projects in 14 Mena markets

Find out more about the report here

Analysis

Slowdown persists in Middle East aviation

Infrastructure needs drive construction in Iran

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Leadership

Let's talk about gender equality

Winning the green hydrogen rush

Expo pavilion proclaims 'Mission Possible'

Interviews

Kuwait’s overseas oil and gas firms adapt to change

Agthia CEO outlines 2025 growth plans

Siemens Energy makes headway with hydrogen

Special Reports

MEED's 2021 construction contractor ranking

By Colin Foreman

Hydrogen spurs plans for green covid recovery

By MEED Editorial

The dawn of the hydrogen era

By Jennifer Aguinaldo

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Green hydrogen in similar place to solar a decade ago

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The best of Vision 2030 is yet to come

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Gulf energy firms look to raise capital in novel ways

John Bambridge

Egypt celebrates as rest of world wavers

Indrajit Sen

Eni pursues contrarian energy business policy

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