• Energy

    OBG’s energy analysis looks at all aspects of the industry, including exploration and production, domestic usage and exports plus relationships between the government and IOCs. Where applicable, renewable energy, electricity demand, production, power station construction and local potential for nuclear power are analysed.
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Economic update | Qatar invests in utilities locally and abroad

16 Oct 2013
As one of the world’s largest consumers of water and electricity on a per capita basis, Qatar is looking to reduce its utilities usage. However, with the demand for water likely to outstrip supply in the near future, the government is also taking steps to boost capacity.
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Economic update | New uses for coal in Mongolia

14 Oct 2013
Looking to diversify its energy sources, Mongolia is stepping up efforts to expand the value-added content of its coal industry through developing a coal-to-liquids capacity, a move that could reduce energy import costs and provide cleaner fuel.
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Chapter | Energy from The Report: Ras Al Khaimah 2013

With strong industrial growth and demand for electricity on the rise, Ras Al Khaimah’s energy needs are expanding. This is being met by broadening the number of players in the sector. Aside from the Federal Electricity and Water Authority, several international firms have become major players in the emirate’s energy sector. RAK is working to ensure greater energy independence by boosting access...
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Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Sultan J Shawli, Deputy Minister for Mineral Resources from The Report: Saudi Arabia 2013

Sultan J Shawli, Deputy Minister for Mineral Resources

To what extent is rail network development a “game changer” for Saudi Arabia’s mining industry?

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Articles & Analysis | The third pillar: Diversification of output as international investment continues to rise from The Report: Saudi Arabia 2013

Hydrocarbons are not the only underground resource to yield billions of dollars of profit in Saudi Arabia. The mining of metallic ores, phosphates, bauxite and construction materials is an area of growth which the government hopes will become the third pillar of the economy, after oil and petrochemicals.

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Articles & Analysis | City slickers: Two new clusters are expected to spark an uptick in private investment from The Report: Saudi Arabia 2013

The emergence of two mining cities in Saudi Arabia could galvanise further private sector investment both upstream and downstream, with a host of new rail linkages set to sweeten the deal.

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