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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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The US student housing sector has approximately 90 per cent average occupancy levels and nearly 100 per cent rental collections. Alamy
Bahrain's GFH acquires US student housing portfolio for $100m

The investment bank has assets and funds worth $12bn under management

EnergyJuly 10, 2021
Norway's Prime Minister Erna Solberg urged investors to work with the country's new climate investment fund. Reuters
Norway launches new $1.15bn climate fund

Scandinavian country one of the first to diversify away from oil

EnergyJuly 08, 2021
Mr Defterios will be based in the UK but split his time between the UK and the Middle East to support Apco in developing branded content for global media platforms. Image courtesy of Apco
Former Abu Dhabi-based CNN anchor John Defterios joins Apco Worldwide

The presenter has been based in the UAE since 2011 and will become a senior adviser at the company

EconomyJuly 07, 2021
Jasim Thabet, group chief executive and managing director at Taqa, left, with Captain Mohamed Al Shamisi, group chief executive of Abu Dhabi Ports at the signing of the agreement. Image courtesy of Taqa
Taqa and Abu Dhabi Ports to develop 2 gigawatt green ammonia facility

Green ammonia will be used in ships as bunker fuel and for export from Abu Dhabi Ports through gas carriers

EnergyJuly 07, 2021
Opec's headquarters in Vienna. The decolonisation movement in the Middle East, as well as the nationalisation of companies, led to the need for an organisation that represents the sovereign producers’ interests. Bloomberg
Explainer: What is Opec?

We take a look at the group at the centre of global oil market dynamics

EnergyJuly 06, 2021
Opec's headquarters in Vienna, Austria. Key differences between Opec+ producers have left plans to bring back 2 million barrels per day hanging in the balance. AFP
US oil rallies to 7-year high amid Opec deadlock

Failure by alliance to agree on future production increases leaves the market undersupplied

EnergyJuly 06, 2021
Oil prices rose as Opec's joint ministerial monitoring committee meeting was postponed for a third time on Monday. Reuters
Opec+ postpones meeting as it considers UAE's request to review baseline

The Emirates is Opec's third-biggest producer and is concerned that an outdated reference is being used to calculate its production quotas

EnergyJuly 05, 2021
Iraq's Oil Minister Ihsan Ismael, left, with Prime Minister Mustafa Al Kadhimi at a refinery at the Rumaila oilfield in Basra. Reuters
BP and Lukoil considering selling stakes in Iraq

Oil minister describes country's investment environment as 'destructive' for international oil companies

EnergyJuly 04, 2021
The UAE, which plans to raise its production capacity to 5 million bpd by 2030, is concerned about an outdated baseline reference that is currently being used to assign its production quotas. REUTERS
UAE says it is committed to Opec and supports output increase in August

The Opec+ alliance, which is led by Riyadh and Moscow, is set to convene its ministerial meeting tomorrow

EnergyJuly 04, 2021
Opec's headquarters in Vienna. The Opec+ alliance will hold a ministerial meeting on July 5 in the Austrian capital. AFP
Crude settles above $75 as Opec+ dithers on output policy

Oil rose to multi-year highs in June, with WTI gaining 9.2% after rising to its highest level since October 2018

EnergyJuly 02, 2021
Iran appeared on Friday to be the main obstacle for an Opec deal to cut oil production. Bloomberg
Opec+ postpones meeting amid differences over output curbs

Delegates suggest the group is likely to extend curbs well into the end of next year

EnergyJuly 01, 2021
Opec delegates have been pushing for Moscow to cut around 250,000 bpd Bloomberg
US oil prices hit $75 for the first time since 2018

The benchmarks traded higher as Opec+ considers returning an estimated 2 million bpd back to the markets between August and December

EnergyJuly 01, 2021
Jeddah, 30 June 2021: Maersk Saudi Arabia, an integrator of container logistics, announced that it has entered into a strategic partnership with King Abdullah Port, the region’s first privately owned, developed and operated port, to enhance the Kingdom’s logistics capabilities by adding state-of-the-art services and technologies to the port’s offerings. As part of the partnership, both the entities signed a deal to set up Maersk Integrated Logistics Hub, a non-bonded warehouse, to provide comprehensive logistics services and benefit local petrochemical exporters. The agreement was signed by Mohammad Shihab, Managing Director of Maersk Saudi Arabia, and Jay New, CEO of King Abdullah Port, in a ceremony held at King Abdullah Port. The signing ceremony was attended virtually by Richard Morgan, Regional Managing Director for Maersk West & Central Asia.
Maersk to establish petchems logistics hub in Saudi Arabia

The Danish company will invest in 100,000 square metres of warehousing space during the first two years of operations

EnergyJuly 01, 2021
Emissions from the Jeffrey Energy Center coal-fired power plant are silhouetted against the setting sun in Kansas, US. Irena also highlighted 'innovative solutions' that are reshaping the global energy system allowing for rapid decarbonisation. AP Photo
Clean energy transition to create 122m energy jobs by 2050, Irena says

Hastening energy transition is expected to grow the world’s economy by 2.4% over the next decade

EnergyJune 30, 2021
Pump jacks extract oil in North Dakota. Opec+ is considering a potential increase in output of 500,000 bpd in line with the growing global demand for crude. AP Photo
Opec+ to meet as oil hits multi-year highs

WTI crude is trading up 50% since the start of the year and Brent is 44% higher

EnergyJune 30, 2021
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