The new reality for the world’s biggest oil producing countries and companies is being formed as the coronavirus pandemic alters projections for demand and consumption trends change. As UAE Minister of Energy and Industry Suhail Al Mazrouei alluded to this week, no one could have predicted the future would arrive so quickly for the industry.
Co-hosts Mustafa Alrawi and Kelsey Warner talk to The National's energy correspondent, Jennifer Gnana, about the minister's statements and the changing landscape of the energy industry. In this episode: The aftermath of the coronavirus and Suhail Al Mazrouei (0m 41s) Changes in the energy industry (2m 42s) How are drones going to help during the pandemic? (14m 35s) Headlines (18m 06s) Read more: • UAE oil output capacity reached 4.2m bpd in April, energy minister says
• BP to write off up to $17.5bn as it lowers long-term oil price projections
• Apicorp slashes five-year regional energy investment outlook by 18%
• Will drones be ready for last-mile Covid-19 vaccine delivery?
• Careem sees signs of recovery from Covid-19 hit as $50m Super App set to lift earnings
• India's economy set to make robust recovery in next fiscal year, S&P says
• Abraaj former CEO stole $385m from the firm, liquidators say
