Amidst an electric vehicle market boom, a looming global shortage of crucial minerals such as lithium and cobalt threatens to double metal prices. The region expects to benefit from it.
Innovations spur Qatar’s petrochemical sector growth
"A fair, safe, and sustainable transition to low-carbon energy is crucial for protecting the planet and fostering economic growth. Achieving this goal requires focusing on three key areas essential for enabling the transition," he adds, highlighting that placing the burden solely on energy producers is unfair.Gulf leads the charge in green mobility revolution
In the heart of the GCC, a transformative shift towards 'Green Mobility' is underway, driven by a commitment to environmental sustainability and reducing carbon footprints.Qatar’s North Field expansion fuels optimistic outlook
"Looking ahead, our focus is on the North Field Expansion and sustainability projects. We are collaborating with our contractors to ensure these major projects are delivered safely, successfully, and on schedule, with a commitment to quality and flawless execution.Continuing to invest in our people is also a priority," he adds.
Brazil, UAE forge ahead with stronger bilateral ties
“We would like the UAE to be a partner in our current process of investing in infrastructure. It is a marriage that pleases both parties. They are interested in investing in long-term projects, lasting twenty or 30 years, such as ports, highways, airports, and the food security sector. And we...GCC leads in climate action despite fossil fuel reliance
The UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar outperform 17 other countries in key areas of green investment, sustainable infrastructure, and energy transition, says a report.Regulating energy providers crucial for sustainability
“The new policy will contribute to the UAE’s GDP and help achieve financial returns that amount to AED21.5 billion (US$5.85bn) by 2050, resulting from retrofitting federal buildings as part of the National Water and Energy Demand Management Program 2050, helping establish a local market of energy services and products," he...
Cloud adoption may unlock $181bn for UAE economy
By 2036, cloud infrastructures in UAE could generate $11.2bn for the country's economy, supporting about 6,000 full-time jobs annually, says a report by Amazon Web Services.
