Qatar's Energy
Qatar’s crude oil and lease condensate production ranks 17th in the world, with most of the country’s production exported. Unlike some other OPEC countries, Qatar did not raise its...
Iran Braces for New US Sanctions But May Weather the Storm with EU Support
Iran’s oil revenues are diminishing, its dollar transactions are in jeopardy and it is facing growing economic and political pressure in and outside the country. Yet there are also...
Can Trump Tweet Iran out of the Oil Market?
President Rouhani, for instance, said that “the United States will never be able to cut Iran’s oil revenues,” and that “it has no meaning for Iranian oil not to...
Can Trump Tweet Iran out of the Oil Market?
President Rouhani, for instance, said that “the United States will never be able to cut Iran’s oil revenues,” and that “it has no meaning for Iranian oil not to...
Energy Race in the Eastern Med: Pandora’s Box or Path to Peace?
The discovery of hydrocarbons in the Levant offers the region’s governments the potential for great wealth. But it may yet prove a cursed treasure, as greed inflames regional tensions....
Turkey’s Bright Future in Solar Energy
Solar power looks set to be a key pillar of Turkish energy supply for the foreseeable future. If Ankara’s hopes come to fruition, the solar energy sector and its...
Solar power looks set to be a key pillar of Turkish energy supply for the foreseeable future. If Ankara’s hopes come t...
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