With a target of producing 20% of its electricity using solar energy by 2030, a series of public and private investments are driving new developments in Qatar’s solar energy sector.
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Economic update | Qatar gets serious about solar
21 Apr 2017
Interviews & Viewpoints | Duong Quang Thanh, Chairman, Vietnam Electricity (EVN): Interview from The Report: Vietnam 2017
Which investment areas is EVN prioritising to meet the increasing demand for electricity?
Interviews & Viewpoints | Bui Ngoc Bao, Chairman, Vietnam National Petroleum Group (Petrolimex): Interview from The Report: Vietnam 2017
How should Vietnam position itself on the international petroleum market going forward?
Articles & Analysis | Development of renewables in Vietnam may depend on improved incentives from The Report: Vietnam 2017
There is growing optimism that Vietnam is poised to move forward with developing its renewable energy resources. The publication in November 2015 of a Renewable Energy Development Strategy and the priority given to alternative energy in the revised Power Development Plan 7 (PDP 7) suggest rising government appreciation of the role renewables...
Articles & Analysis | Vietnam increasingly focused on unexplored oil and gas fields from The Report: Vietnam 2017
Exploitation of shallow-water resources over the last 30 years has allowed Vietnam to become an oil exporter while meeting domestic gas demand. With the third-largest proven oil reserves in East Asia, at 4.4bn barrels, and the fourth-largest offshore gas reserves in the region, estimated at 600bn cu metres in 2015, it has the potential to meet...
Articles & Analysis | Keeping pace with Vietnam's power demand requires some changes from The Report: Vietnam 2017
Substantial hydrocarbons and hydropower resources have allowed Vietnam to be largely energy self-sufficient and supported rapid economic growth. Exploitation of its coal and the harnessing of rivers for hydropower has helped Vietnam meet double-digit growth in demand for power, providing almost universal electricity access to its people.