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The war had a long standing impact on the energy sector in both Iraq and Iran
It is only natural that the severe demand destruction of Covid-19 would bring the peak in oil demand forward
The oil crises has sowed the seeds of modern renewable energy, efficiency, and energy policy, while halting the post-war paradigm of environmentally unsustainable breakneck growth
Oil producers face the prospect of a continued stagnation of demand as Chinese buying slows and an economic rebound stalls
Natural disasters cause economic damage worth billions of dollars, threaten vital energy resources and displace thousands of people
Global gas market remains oversupplied and renewables only makes up a small part of the country's energy mix
Israel has ambitious energy generation targets and the UAE can help the country achieve them
The energy company plans to cut oil and gas output 40% by 2030, spend $5bn annually on low-carbon energy and build 50 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity
While Covid-19 induced lockdowns dented company profits, climate change, electric vehicles and the advent of other non-oil technologies have long term implications for energy giants
Deepwater gas is relatively expensive to produce and divided between several fields with different owners
On Friday, 11 European gas infrastructure companies presented a plan for a continent-wide hydrogen network consisting of 23,000km of pipelines
Tehran says Beijing will invest $280bn in developing Iran’s oil, gas, and petrochemicals sectors
The world might be on the verge of another revolution like that of the replacement of the horse with the rise of electric cars and self-driving
The organisation should be partner with international oil companies and governments to advance research and development in key but underfunded areas
Closing such a big deal amid the coronavirus pandemic without major delays is also vote of confidence in the UAE’s stability and financial robustness
