The State of Qatar has the third largest proven gas reserves in the world after Russia and Iran. Its reserves account for approximately 14% of the world’s total.

COP28 came to an end this month in Dubai in the final weeks of the hottest year in recorded history. Since 1992, this "Conference of the Parties" acts as the annual formal meeting...

In recent years, the relevance and growth of environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles in investments has captured the attention of the global business community.

AS GLOBAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION continues to rise, renewable energy is becoming increasingly popular as an alternative means to power the world.

In recent years, liquefied natural gas (LNG) prices have reflected the turbulence of global markets. Driven by complex factors like geopolitical events, increasing environmental regulations, and innovations in energy technology, these price shifts underscore the seismic business shifts buyers must navigate in the sector.

Oman and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have both set out high targets for switching to renewable energy sources.

We are halfway through the UNFCCC COP28 in Dubai with 50,000 delegates present, including 15,000 NGOs and almost 1,300 media organizations.

Growth in global carbon dioxide emissions from energy consumption continued through 2011 as fossil fuels vastly dominate global energy sources.

The UAE's progressive renewable energy strategies, including Energy Strategy 2050, foster SME growth through government support, innovation, funding, and global investment. These initiatives enhance sustainability, regional collaboration, and cross-border energy projects, particularly benefiting developing nations like Africa.

As companies worldwide trumpet their ESG credentials and pledge net zero, many are failing to make good on their promises. Corporate greenwashing is rife...

Confusion persists among industry stakeholders regarding the correct structuring approach to renewables. The truth is that renewables traverse sectors and is not a sector itself.

Historically, when discussing the Middle East and energy, one would often picture oil rigs and fossil fuel supremacy.

The global economic landscape has shifted eastward in recent years as the growing partnership between the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and dynamic Asian economies gains momentum.

As regional instability continues to impact commercial activity across the Middle East, businesses engaged in sale and purchase (S&P) transactions governed by UAE law are increasingly examining whether recent developments may trigger force majeure provisions.

The term energy transition originally referred to prospective solutions against the 1970s energy crisis. The 1973 Yom Kippur War and the 1979 Iranian Revolution led to several...

The Oil and Gas industry has regularly witnessed extensive discussions about the decrease in the term of the natural gas contracts

Businesses in all sectors must increasingly ensure their climate strategies include a robust assessment of risks posed to human rights...

The Middle East is often considered synonymous with abundant fossil fuel reserves and its dominant role in the global market as a net exporter of oil and gas.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) continues to lead the way in sustainability and innovation with the introduction of the Blue Residence Permit—a pioneering visa designed...

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has been making significant in-roads across the last few years to position itself as an attractive destination for foreign direct...