Middle East
Renewable energy capacity in the Middle East is expected to triple by 2035. Coal, oil, and gas remain dominant energy sources, with gas expected to play an even greater role in the region’s energy sector going forward. Green hydrogen is also being explored. IEEFA is actively tracking and analyzing the impacts of the Middle East crisis on regional and global energy markets, investment, and the energy transition.
Latest Middle East Research
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Leveraging green hydrogen to lower MENA steel sector emissions
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Green Hydrogen - not carbon capture - is the key to beating growing global competition
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Green iron and steel offer MENA a chance to shine
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الشرق الأوسط وشمال أفريقيا - مركزًا جديدًا محتملًا للصلب الأخضر والمواد الخام الحديدية
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MENA, a potential new hub for green steel and green iron metallics
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Powerpoint: Green steel opportunity in the Middle East and North Africa
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Green steel opportunity in the Middle East and North Africa
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Fact Sheet: Steel decarbonisation opportunity in Middle East and North Africa
Fact Sheet
Impact of Middle East Crisis on Global Energy Markets
This page brings together IEEFA’s global and regional analysis, data, and expert commentary on how the crisis is affecting oil and gas markets, energy security and investment decisions.
Latest Middle East Reports
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MENA region can lead global steel decarbonisation with investment in green hydrogen and renewable energy
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Carbon capture: a decarbonisation pipe dream
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New tech promises to solve steel’s iron ore problem as met coal miners face uncertain future
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Problems have mounted over last year for proposed Formosa petrochemical plant
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IEEFA Europe: Zeebrugge terminal serves as hub for transport of Russian gas to non-European markets
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IEEFA: Emissions and Qatar are neglected risk factors in Woodside’s Scarborough project
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IEEFA U.S.: Financial rationale for Mountain Valley Pipeline has evaporated in changing market
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IEEFA U.S.: FERC gives blank check approval to pipeline builders, while investors and consumers pick up costs
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