The energy transition through the perspective of the power sector came into view last week at the annual Middle East Energy conference and exhibition in Dubai.
What appeared was a region ready to think about leveraging its growing array of renewable energy resources to maintain its role as a leading energy exporter. Exports of power from the Gulf’s thriving renewables sector, to countries needing more clean power to meet climate goals, could become an important driver of the region’s economic growth.
Conference participants expressed enthusiasm as well as caution. While the technology is proven, the markets are not quite ready. The…
