Transport, Energy & Revolving Synergy

by Ahmed Rezeik / Passant Mansour

The world we live in is full of uncertainties and risks. Individuals, families, businesses, properties and assets are exposed to different types and levels of risks.

by Grahame Nelson / Hajar Alruwali / May Al Mahfouz

In its ambitious Vision 2030 programme, Saudi Arabia highlighted its plans to upscale its renewable energy production with a view to diversifying the energy mix in a country that has been reliant on hydrocarbons for both power generation and export earnings.

by Gargi Agarwal / Hussain Osman

As part of the Kingdom of Bahrain’s drive to diversify means of transportation and connectivity, the Government of Bahrain has vested the Ministry of Transportation and Telecommunications (“MTT”) with overseeing the installation of the island’s first urban metro transit system.

by Ali Bachrouch / Gretta Habib

Petroleum trading in the UAE has been recently regulated by Federal Law No. (14) of 2017 on trading in Petroleum Products (“PTL”), Cabinet Resolution No. 35 of 2019 regarding the executive regulations of Federal Law No. (14) of 2017 and the Ministerial Resolution No. (61) of 2020 regarding the unified regulatory procedures for the trading of petroleum products.

by Nesrine Roudane

Morocco does not have hydrocarbon production or developed technologies for nuclear power. With its geographical location, its energy interconnections and its exceptional resources of renewable energies Morocco had to find its own way of management and development of its energy resources.

by Mark Brown / Marianna Margaritidou

Sustainability, energy transition and carbon footprint reduction are key trends influencing businesses and governments. Companies endeavour to portray themselves as being green, sustainable or low carbon but to be credible their efforts need to be demonstrable.