Features / Industry Insights

All’s Fair in Gender Budgeting

To begin with, the goal of gender budgeting is to address gender inequity and the empowerment of women via the use of fiscal policy and management. The examination of how various genders are impacted by policies and related budgets is also known as gender budgeting. The strategy does not call for budgets that are different for men and women. Rather, it entails proactively determining how expenditure affects gender equality, which will help to better target funding decisions and provide better results.

Bridging the Gap: Can Natural Gas Help Us Cross Over to Renewables?

For many years, natural gas has been heavily promoted as a useful bridge to renewable energy instead of coal. The idea is that natural gas can replace "dirtier" petroleum products like coal and, in certain situations, oil, as solar power plants and turbines for wind energy are constructed.

Decarbonization Goals: New Year’s Outlook into a Greener Future

The 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference, better known as COP28, convened in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, from November 30 to December 12, 2023. This global gathering served as a crucial platform for nearly all nations to unite in confronting the escalating climate crisis.

The Trailblazing Transition: Natural Gas & Clean Energy Infrastructure

To begin with, oil and gas products are now the primary source of hydrogen creation, and the production of green hydrogen is costly. Hydrogen is known to be a fluid energy carrier, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA), with an extensive variety of uses in industries like transportation and manufacturing.

Diversify to Ensure Supply

To begin with, a diversified energy mix is often viewed as a crucial component of energy security since having several sources enables a nation to keep running normally even if one of its sources of energy is unsuccessful.

Clean Transportation: The Time to Invest Is Now

To begin with, the most underestimated contributor to global warming emissions worldwide is oil, which has dominated the transportation energy market for over 50 years. Beneath the pump lies a global oil supply chain that is undergoing changes that have significant effects on the climate. The oil industry is progressively seeking to ever-riskier sources of oil and more polluting production techniques as the conveniently accessible fuels that characterized the oil booms of the previous century are diminishing.

The “New BRICS” to Re-route the Global Oil Supply

On August 24, the BRICS group of big emerging economies (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa), founded in 2010, welcomed six new members, in an endeavor to reshape the global world order. The new countries, including Argentina, Egypt, Iran, Ethiopia, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), will formally become members on January 1, 2024.

Renewable Energy Integration: The Low-Hanging Fruit of The Downstream Sector

The growing expenses brought on by increasing demand for energy can be reduced by improving operational efficiency. The same is true for implementing alternative energy sources that increase product profitability while also resolving regional environmental issues and emission targets. A rising interest in incorporating renewable energy technology into oil and gas operations is being driven by this additional aspect. In many situations, incorporating renewable energy technology can also lower operating expenses because of the sharp drops in the cost of energy produced from renewable sources.

Africa’s Natural Gas: The Ultimate Catalyst for the Continent’s Energy Transition

Natural gas is considered the best alternative for a sustainable renewable energy transition as it is cleaner than other fossil fuels, such as coal, while also having the ability to aid the integration of renewables. In 2022, the European Union already classified nuclear energy and natural gas as green energy. This was prompted in part by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and its decision to restrict natural gas supplies to Europe, which led to a massive rush to secure natural gas supplies. This review highlights the capability of utilizing natural gas in a transition to sustainable renewable energy systems in the African continent.

Green Hydrogen: The Integration in The Oil, Gas Field

The heat is up and the pressure is on. Egypt's potential for growth as an essential hydrogen economy depends critically on its ability to create green hydrogen, which is generated utilizing renewable energy sources. Oil and gas firms have been compelled to decarbonize, which has led them to create technological expertise and approaches that may be useful in various sectors.

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