With power plants in Saudi Arabia consuming 27% of the kingdom's oil and 100% of its natural gas, a host of strategic projects are under way to boost the prominence of alterative resources in the overall mix. The nation is targeting 54 GW of renewable energy and 17 GW of nuclear power by 2040
This work presents a pathway for Saudi Arabia to transition from the 2015 power structure to a 100% ...
The past few decades have witnessed a remarkable socio-economic development trajectory in the econom...
The future economy of the Middle East countries (GDP growth) depends on the availability of fresh wa...
In a recent publication, North European experts argue that “Saudi Arabia can achieve a 100% renewabl...
Saudi Arabia is the world’s largest oil producer, producing about 13 % of the total globe oil produc...
Kurdgelashvili, LadoDespite holding 16% of proved oil reserves in the world (equivalent to more tha...
GUID: 2594125B UNITN: 224994 CUID: 76781368 Saudi Energy Sector Developments within the Energy Trans...
This research examines the long-term future of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s power sector. The globa...
In this paper, we present a technical and an economic assessment of several sources of renewable ene...
An optimal long-term electric power strategy for Saudi Arabia to adopt nuclear power was evaluated u...
With increase in demand for electricity at 7.5% per year, the major concern of Saudi Arabia is the a...
Saudi Arabia's dependence on oil and gas to generate electricity and to desalinate sea water is wide...
The population of Saudi Arabia has jumped from 3.2 Million in 1950 to 31.7 Million in 2015; approxim...
Jordan has a substantial dependence on foreign energy sources with 96% of its needs served by import...
Jordan has a substantial dependence on foreign energy sources with 96% of its needs served by import...
This work presents a pathway for Saudi Arabia to transition from the 2015 power structure to a 100% ...
The past few decades have witnessed a remarkable socio-economic development trajectory in the econom...
The future economy of the Middle East countries (GDP growth) depends on the availability of fresh wa...
In a recent publication, North European experts argue that “Saudi Arabia can achieve a 100% renewabl...
Saudi Arabia is the world’s largest oil producer, producing about 13 % of the total globe oil produc...
Kurdgelashvili, LadoDespite holding 16% of proved oil reserves in the world (equivalent to more tha...
GUID: 2594125B UNITN: 224994 CUID: 76781368 Saudi Energy Sector Developments within the Energy Trans...
This research examines the long-term future of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s power sector. The globa...
In this paper, we present a technical and an economic assessment of several sources of renewable ene...
An optimal long-term electric power strategy for Saudi Arabia to adopt nuclear power was evaluated u...
With increase in demand for electricity at 7.5% per year, the major concern of Saudi Arabia is the a...
Saudi Arabia's dependence on oil and gas to generate electricity and to desalinate sea water is wide...
The population of Saudi Arabia has jumped from 3.2 Million in 1950 to 31.7 Million in 2015; approxim...
Jordan has a substantial dependence on foreign energy sources with 96% of its needs served by import...
Jordan has a substantial dependence on foreign energy sources with 96% of its needs served by import...
This work presents a pathway for Saudi Arabia to transition from the 2015 power structure to a 100% ...
The past few decades have witnessed a remarkable socio-economic development trajectory in the econom...
The future economy of the Middle East countries (GDP growth) depends on the availability of fresh wa...
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