RENEWABLE GROWTH IN THE MIDDLE EAST

August 2013

With abundant reserves of conventional sources of energy, the Middle East may not have an immediate need for tapping its renewable energy potential. Michelle T. Davies of Eversheds thinks otherwise. Using Saudi Arabia and Jordan as examples, she analyses their respective renewable energy initiatives and why it is the right time for investment in this sector in the region. The...

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