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Why UAE is well positioned to go beyond its net-zero targets by 2030
Hydrogen and its derivatives will become common and familiar fuels
Why oil sector should set new emissions reduction target at Cop28
The industry needs to be smart about targets of its scope 3 emissions, accounting for 85% of greenhouse gases when fossil fuels are used by customers
John Goodenough: The man who powered lithium battery innovation
Li-ion batteries have uses far beyond their original scope, and are transforming whole industries and economies
How Mena countries can develop large and viable hydrogen industries
Oman is among the frontrunners in the region, with plans to become the world’s sixth-largest hydrogen exporter by 2030
Why energy could help bring Iraq back into Arab economic mainstream
A constructive relationship with the GCC is emerging, centred on energy, water and climate
El Nino returns with extreme weather and trouble for global energy
Forecasters say the phenomenon may be stronger than average – meaning 2024 is set to be a hot year
Why diverse voices are key for the UAE's 'Cop of implementation'
Preparatory technical negotiations for Cop28 begin in Bonn on Monday
China has the luxury of options for where to get its gas
Russia has destroyed its best market in Europe and has to seek new outlets, but Beijing is cagey
Climate tech: Here are some of the innovators and disruptors
The Decarbonisation Technology Challenge was launched in Abu Dhabi this month, offering a prize of up to $1m
Why Turkey election outcome is crucial for world energy
Turkey has long sought to become a gas hub, profiting by moving gas from Azerbaijan and Iran as well as Russia to Europe
Time to change climate and energy model for developing countries
Blocking fossil-fuel projects strikes at their ability to finance clean energy transition
Opec needs to chart a new course as US shale revolution ends
US fracking industry provided impetus for formation of the Opec+ alliance of 23 producers with 52.4% petroleum market share
Time for geothermal to come to the boil?
The low-carbon energy source ranks fifth in capacity among renewables despite the benefits it offers
Energy transition in a time of rising interest rates and high inflation
Can the momentum on decarbonisation continue when investors expect something for their cash?
Why Opec+ made a surprise output cut and what's next for oil
In the case of an economic slowdown the 23-member alliance may be pleased to have acted pre-emptively to avoid inventories building up too much
