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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 Jubail Desalination Plant at the Jubail Industrial City, located about 95 kilometres north of Dammam in Saudi Arabia's eastern province overlooking the Gulf. The planned project will produce 570,000 cubic metres per day of potable water supply. AFP
Engie-led consortium reaches financial close on Jubail desalination plant

The plant, which is based on reverse osmosis technology, will produce 570,000 cubic metres per day of potable water supply

EnergyJune 23, 2021
A fertiliser plant in Ruwais. Ammonia, which is used in fertiliser production, allows for the easy transport of hydrogen Adnoc
Fertiglobe to join Adnoc's blue ammonia project in Ruwais

Blue ammonia is a more easily transportable fuel source made from blue hydrogen

EnergyJune 22, 2021
A storage tank in the Permian Basin in Loving County, Texas. The election of Ebrahim Raisi as Iran's new president is likely to complicate ongoing talks between Washington and Tehran to restore the nuclear deal. Reuters
Brent rallies to above $75 for first time in more than two years as market fundamentals tighten

The oil benchmark is up 40% this year as the world's largest economies rebound from the pandemic

EnergyJune 22, 2021
Iraq's Majnoon oilfield near Basra. Baghdad plans to export its crude to markets in America, Asia, and Europe. Reuters
Oil prices could reach $80 per barrel, Iraq's Oil Ministry says

Crude continued to rally following the election of Ebrahim Raisi as Iran's new president

EnergyJune 21, 2021
A coal-fired plant in China. Multilateral financial institutions are nudging countries undertaking energy transition to price their carbon emissions. Getty
US likely to set higher social cost of carbon next year, Bank of Singapore says

Carbon taxes are an indirect form of taxation, which charges emitters for each tonne of greenhouse gas that is emitted

EnergyJune 21, 2021
The Shah Gas Plant. The expansion project will increase plant capacity by 13% by 2023. Photo: Adnoc
Adnoc awards $510m contract to Saipem to expand capacity at Shah gas plant

Expansion project will increase plant capacity by 13% to 1.45 billion cubic feet per day by 2023

EnergyJune 15, 2021
Didi registered its regulatory filing under its formal name of Xiaoju Kuaizhi, with Goldman Sachs Group, Morgan Stanley and JP Morgan Chase backing the offering. Bloomberg
China's Didi reports net loss of $1.6bn for 2020 as it prepares for listing

The SoftBank-backed company plans to go public in one of the largest initial public offerings of the year.

TechnologyJune 12, 2021
ShalaOnline co-founder Tamara Hachem sensed a significant gap in the market for yoga and meditation classes in Arabic. Courtesy Tamara Hachem
Generation start-up: how an online yoga studio is using AI to promote wellness

ShalaOnline is currently looking to raise capital for an expansion in Saudi Arabia

EconomyJune 12, 2021
Pieces of the Trans Mountain Pipeline project sit in a storage lot outside of Hope, British Columbia, Canada. Non-Opec supply is expected to reach 1.6 million bpd in 2022 from 700,000 bpd this year. AFP
Global oil demand to return to pre-Covid levels by end of 2022, IEA says

Opec+ is expected to meet the growing demand for crude and products, the agency added

EnergyJune 11, 2021
A flare stack is pictured next to pump jacks and other oil and gas infrastructure near Odessa, Texas. Oil demand is expected to grow at 6 million bpd with total consumption expected to hit 96.6 million bpd, the group said in its monthly oil markets report. AFP
Opec leaves demand outlook unchanged amid signs of economic recovery

The US, will be the largest contributor to oil demand growth this year, Opec said

EnergyJune 11, 2021
In order to drive production, new installed renewable capacity of 3,000 to 6,000 Gigawatts would be required, up from 2,800 Gigawatts deployed presently, Siemens Gamesa said in a white paper. REUTERS
Wind could help green hydrogen achieve cost parity with fossil fuels, Siemens Gamesa says

Demand for the clean, alternative fuel is expected to reach 500 million tonnes by 2050

EnergyJune 10, 2021
Over 11,600 solar panels will be installed to meet 50% of the Bahrain Mall’s energy consumption needs. Courtesy: Yellow Door Energy
Dubai's Yellow Door Energy to develop Bahrain's largest rooftop solar plant

Panels on top of Bahrain Mall will generate up to 10 million kilowatt-hours of clean energy in its first year of operation

EnergyJune 09, 2021
Women displaced by the fighting in Bor county hug each other in the port in Minkaman, in Awerial county, Lakes state, in South Sudan. An estimated 32 million people were pushed into extreme poverty last year, according to UNCTAD.Reuters
Covid-19 to exacerbate gender wage gap in least developed countries

LDCs are a group of 46 nations with more than 1 billion population that are heavily reliant on few exports for revenue

EconomyJune 09, 2021
Pipelines run to Enbridge's crude oil storage tanks at their tank farm in Cushing, Oklahoma. The crude markets rally would continue as long as Brent was trading above $70 per barrel and WTI held above $68 per barrel, according to Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst at Oanda. Reuters
Oil continues rally with benchmarks trading above $70 per barrel

WTI and Brent continued to gain amid stronger demand for crude, backed by a resurgent global economy

EnergyJune 09, 2021
People line up for ice cream at Glens Custard in the shadow of GenOns Cheswick Power Station in Pennsylvania which still burns coal to produce 637MW of electricity for the region. Spending on renewables fell 8% last year, according to the IEA, which expects a rebound in 2021. Getty Images/AFP
A trillion dollars of investment needed to help the developing world reach carbon neutrality, IEA says

The requirement is nearly seven times the $150bn spent on energy transition by emerging and developing economies in 2020

EnergyJune 09, 2021
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