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Jennifer Gnana

Jennifer Gnana

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Jennifer is a multilingual journalist with over 14 years‘ experience covering the Middle East, specialising in political and energy reporting. She has reported from Gulf states and Iran for international and regional outlets, bringing deep expertise in political economy and energy affairs. A former BBC producer and energy correspondent for The National, Jennifer combines strong analytical and data journalism skills with on-the-ground reporting and public speaking experience, having moderated panels at major regional forums.
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Suhail Al Mazrouei, Minister of Energy and Infrastructure, said gas prices have also benefited from higher crude prices. Chris Whiteoak / The National
Opec to stick to current plan, says UAE energy minister

Group set to decide whether to bring an extra 400,000 bpd of supply in October

EnergySeptember 21, 2021
A fertiliser plant in Ruwais. Ammonia, which is used in fertiliser production, allows for the easy transport of hydrogen Adnoc
UAE to become major player in blue hydrogen market

Opec's third-largest producer on target to achieve self-sufficiency in gas

EnergySeptember 21, 2021
A Snoc gas exploration site. Sharjah has also begun to develop its own resources of gas to meet the growing demand for fuel for power generation. Photo: Sharjah Government Media Bureau
Sharjah taps local gas supply and imports from Adnoc to meet power demand

Sharjah National Oil Company will meet the entirety of the emirate's gas demand

EnergySeptember 21, 2021
Adnoc logos at a previous Gastech event in Chiba, Japan. Dubai will host the global event this week. Reuters
Gastech to highlight region’s evolving hydrogen industry

About 15,000 people are expected to attend the event, which will run from Tuesday to Thursday

EnergySeptember 20, 2021
The Ain El-Mreisseh Corniche in Beirut. Energy-deficit Lebanon has previously unsuccessfully launched licensing rounds to explore for oil and gas offshore, in order to meet its growing demand for fuel. Reuters
Lebanon seeks clarification after Israel's offshore award to Halliburton

The US company will drill wells near Israel's disputed maritime border with Lebanon

EnergySeptember 19, 2021
A worker at a solar power plant. Acwa Power's listing will be one of the biggest in the region's energy industry after Saudi Aramco, the kingdom's oil company. Reuters
Saudi Arabia's Acwa Power to raise $1.2bn from IPO

The company will set a final price before the offering is open to retail investors

EnergySeptember 14, 2021
Waves are seen ahead of Storm Nicholas in the Gulf of Mexico in Corpus Christi, Texas. Nearly 44 per cent of the area's oil supply has been cut off. AP
Hurricane Ida to wipe out Opec's additional supply, IEA says

The tropical storm shut in an estimated 1.7 million bpd of output along the US Gulf coast

EnergySeptember 14, 2021
Opec expects oil demand for 2022 to exceed pre-pandemic levels, reaching 100.8 million bpd. AFP
Oil demand to exceed pre-Covid levels in 2022, Opec says

Brent could hit $100 per barrel by the middle of 2022 if Northern Hemisphere winter is colder than usual, BofA reports

EnergySeptember 13, 2021
Dewa is studying the use of hydrogen in mobility, particularly in public transportation, its managing director Saeed Al Tayer, centre, said. Antonie Robertson / The National
Dewa to release its green hydrogen strategy in 2022

The utility is currently undertaking a Dh50 million pilot project on hydrogen

EnergySeptember 13, 2021
US energy services company Baker Hughes, which has a 5 per cent stake in Adnoc Drilling, will retain its shares. Adnoc will remain the majority shareholder after the initial public offering.
Adnoc Drilling set to raise up to $751m from Abu Dhabi listing

The Dh2.30 per share offer price implies an equity value of $10bn

EnergySeptember 13, 2021
The Tafila wind project in Jordan is partly owned by Apicorp. Green assets account for 13% of its portfolio. Courtesy Apicorp
Apicorp to invest in $1bn of green projects

The Dammam bank's green assets account for $500m in loans and direct investments

EnergySeptember 13, 2021
Oil prices finished higher on Friday despite China releasing crude stockpiles from its strategic reserves to offset surging energy costs. Reuters
Oil remains bullish despite China releasing stockpiles to offset surging energy costs

Beijing has one of the largest strategic reserves of crude in the world, estimated at 220 million barrels

EnergySeptember 11, 2021
Egypt plans to improve its internet connectivity in outlying areas as well as in the capital, Cairo. David Degner / The National
Egypt plans to connect 60 million people with high-speed internet

Internet penetration in the Arab world's most populous state was 57.3% in January 2021

TechnologySeptember 11, 2021
The seaside corniche in Beirut. Lebanon has in the past unsuccessfully attempted to explore for hydrocarbons in its territorial waters. Photo: Reuters
Why Lebanon's power deficit is also an issue for regional gas supply

Egypt, which has looked to position itself as a regional hub for gas, may struggle to sustain its own output

EnergySeptember 09, 2021
An Adnoc drilling rig in action. Adnoc Drilling will acquire eight FlexRig land rigs from US-based Helmerich & Payne for $86.5m. Courtesy Adnoc
Adnoc signs strategic deal with US-based Helmerich & Payne for drilling unit IPO

Adnoc Drilling will acquire eight land rigs from H&P as part of the alliance

EnergySeptember 08, 2021
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