Power & Water

Middle East & North African countries’ electricity sector policies are undergoing major changes. Although oil and gas fired power plants dominate, governments are increasingly seeking alternatives. Fuel importers are looking to reduce their imports bills, while exporters are increasingly seeking economic diversity.

Power & Water

18 Dec, 2020

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Saudi Crude Burn Tumbles

The fortuitously-timed start-up of a major gas plant saved Saudi Arabian oil burn levels from soaring in 2020.
Saudi Arabia Direct Crude Burn ('000 b/d)
Power & Water

24 Dec, 2020

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GCC Electricity: Looking Ahead To A Smoother 2021

Lockdowns forced a 2020 power demand surge, as gas shortages caused increased oil burn. More volatility lies ahead in 2021 but countries look better equipped.
Kuwait Burned Record Amounts Of Crude Oil Over Summer ('000 b/d)
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SELECTED DATA

1: Iraq Peak Power Supply By Fuel/Source: Domestic Gas Met Just 40% Of The 2019 Total Due To Inefficient Gas Capture

Barakah Nuclear Plant Commercial Operation (GW)

1: Morocco Becomes Net Power Exporter In 2019 After Years Of Reliance On Spain (Twh)

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