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Qatar scripts success story for LNG sector

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Internal tensions spark concern about Libyan oil

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Rare opportunity to exploit Mena mineral wealth

Aramco enters prolific spending phase

UAE makes pivot to outbound investment

Jordan struggles with low growth

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NEW REPORT: Middle East Energy Transition 2022

MEED’s latest premium intelligence report, Middle East Energy Transition, provides a detailed review of initiatives across the region to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

Understand energy transition in the Middle East and North Africa

Comprehensive review of Middle East energy policy and investment

Analysis of the outlook for Mena renewable energy projects

Examines sustainable energy strategies in 14 Mena markets

Special focus on the potential of green hydrogen in the region

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Analysis

Ukraine conflict executive briefing (June 2022)

Gas price keeps renewable targets achievable

Saudi clients compete for contractors

Leadership

Middle East leaders support carbon credit market

UAE makes pivot to outbound investment

Speeding up UAE dispute resolution

Interviews

UK to start free trade talks with GCC

EGA capitalises on hot metals market

Khazna prepares for exponential growth

Special Reports

Gulf real estate renews project activity

By Neha Bhatia

Syria hangs in the balance once more

By John Bambridge

May election intensifies Lebanon’s crisis

By John Bambridge

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From the experts

Neha Bhatia

Global risks challenge UAE contractors

Jennifer Aguinaldo

Gas price keeps renewable targets achievable

Richard Thompson

Fuelling the energy transition

Indrajit Sen

Aramco enters prolific spending phase

John Bambridge

Syria hangs in the balance once more

Colin Foreman

Project spending plans support local manufacturing

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