This week saw the inauguration of the Dolphin gas processing plant in Qatar, the regions’ first cross-border energy project.
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Saudi’s private treatment
It is hard for many of us to image living without sanitation and access to electricity and reliable water supplies.
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Tide may be set to turn
As materials and construction costs soar, developers are now re-examining the viability of projects on their drawing board.
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Don’t forget to check the gas
Hundreds of residents poured onto the streets of Dhaka last week to protest the lack of available drinking water.
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The tide turns?
The pace of growth in the region showed signs of faltering this month with developers ditching projects due to labour and materials costs.
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Something in the air
A consensus is growing that wireless monitoring solutions for plants and rigs are set to soar in the region over the year.
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The skills crisis arrives
Despite record levels of investment, the global oil and gas industry is at the precipice of a potentially severe stagnation.
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DEWA sets an example
The Dubai utility is working to reduce power and water consumption, and to foster a culture of conservation in the emirate.
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Splashy and Sparky say save water and electricity
The Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) gave a fascinating insight into how it has been working to reduce power and water consumption in the emirate on the first day of this year’s Wetex exhibition held in Dubai.
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Skills crisis arrives
Despite record investment the global oil and gas industry is at the precipice of a potentially severe stagnation.