The Middle East Energy Sector Research Highlights

Interview

Mohamed Jaidah, Group Executive Director, Jaidah Group: Interview
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Interview: Mohamed Jaidah, Group Executive Director, Jaidah Group, on how new technologies and localisation boost production capabilities How is the energy sector working to expand the production of liquefied natural gas (LNG)? MOHAMED JAIDAH: Qatar is scaling up upstream operations to meet its LNG production target of 142m tonnes annually by 2030. This expansion involves the drilling of hundreds…

Analysis

Qatar leads energy innovation with investment in sustainable technologies
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Qatar is well positioned to capitalise on emerging trends in energy technologies. These include the large-scale production of hydrogen, the transformation of hydrogen into ammonia for transport and fuel, and the development of carbon capture and storage (CCS) facilities, ensuring that the former two are clean. In November 2024 QatarEnergy (QE) and Qatar Fertiliser Company (QAFCO) broke ground on what…

Analysis

The Gulf advances clean energy transition with carbon capture and hydrogen investments
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As hydrocarbons producers reap sustained revenue from high global prices, national oil companies (NOCs) in the Gulf are accelerating investment in carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS); hydrogen; and cleaner sources of energy to make their activities less carbon-intensive and support the energy transition. Gulf NOCs’ low-cost production advantages and massive hydrocarbons resources mean…

Overview

Qatar leverages natural gas reserves and emerging technologies for energy growth
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The year 2025 will be transitional for Qatar. While hydrocarbons profits may be slightly down from the elevated levels seen following the start of the conflict in Ukraine and major liquefied natural gas (LNG) export agreements with long-term clients such as Japan and South Korea are in their last year and need to be renegotiated, the country’s renewable energy capacity is ramping up. Moreover, once…

Chapter

The Report: Qatar 2025: Energy & Utilities
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While hydrocarbons profits may be slightly down from the elevated levels seen following the start of the conflict in Ukraine and major liquefied natural gas (LNG) export agreements with long-term clients such as Japan and South Korea are in their last year and need to be renegotiated, the country’s renewable energy capacity is ramping up. Moreover, once the first stage of the North Field expansion…

Country Report

The Report: Qatar 2025
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Qatar is channeling its hydrocarbons wealth into long-term economic transformation, with diversification accelerating after the FIFA 2022 World Cup. In 2024 non-oil sectors accounted for over 60% of GDP, led by tourism, logistics and financial services. Strong fiscal buffers, a US dollar peg and prudent management of the $475bn Qatar Investment Authority support macroeconomic stability. Reforms in

Focus Report

Report: How Oman’s strategic investment fosters economic diversification and innovation

With Oman Vision 2040 guiding long-term economic transformation, strategic investment is playing a key role in reducing reliance on oil revenue and fostering sustainable growth. Robust governance frameworks and collaborative partnerships are enhancing the sultanate’s competitiveness in regional and global markets. This report examines Oman’s efforts to diversify its economy through…

Interview

Mazin Rashid Al Lamki, CEO, Energy Development Oman: Interview
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Interview: Mazin Rashid Al Lamki How do you see the sector evolving over the next 10 years in response to global energy shifts? MAZIN RASHID AL LAMKI: Oman’s energy sector is poised for broadbased expansion across hydrocarbons and renewables. Our resource assessments are nearing completion, and early data shows stronger-than-expected potential in oil and gas. At the same time, we are conducting…

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Mansoor Al Abdali, CEO, OQ Gas Networks: Interview
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Interview: Mansoor Al Abdali How has Oman’s focus on diversification and sustainability influenced infrastructure planning? MANSOOR AL ABDALI: The country’s vision is clear: continue meeting domestic gas demand while preparing for the coming growth in hydrogen. This will require balancing investment in traditional gas infrastructure with the development of hydrogen transport capabilities. To…

Interview

Hamed Al Naamany, CEO, Oman LNG: Interview
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Interview: Hamed Al Naamany How does the global transition to sustainable energy sources influence natural gas production and liquefied natural gas (LNG) strategies? HAMED AL NAAMANY: The global shift towards renewable energy sources has led Oman to strategically position natural gas, especially LNG, as the most versatile resource in the energy mix that complements the development of renewables.…

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