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To address energy security, affordability, and sustainability, ADIPEC 2022, the world's largest and most inclusive international energy platform, has added a dedicated Decarbonization Zone this year.
Many corporations are expanding their efforts to combat methane, one of the greatest and most manageable contributors to the climate issue, according to a new research released today at a major gathering of the oil and gas industry, but more has to be done.
PepsiCo's global hydration brand, Aquafina, is the first in Qatar and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) area to use locally produced, 100% recycled plastic bottles to demonstrate the company's commitment to driving a circular economy and reducing packaging waste.
Hydrom, a 100% subsidiary of Energy Development Oman SAOC (EDO), plans to create one million tonnes of green hydrogen by 2030, making it one of the world's largest hydrogen producers.
In honour of United Nations Day 2021, the United Nations, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), and the Environmental Voluntary Foundation collaborated with the Boursa Kuwait to illuminate the building in blue to draw attention to the vital role that young people play in addressing climate change (EVF).
THE LINE Experience, presented by NEOM, will debut at the Diriyah Biennale Foundation for Contemporary Art in Diriyah's JAX neighbourhood.
On Wednesday, the CEO of Saudi Arabian Airlines (Saudia) revealed that the company had inked an agreement with German electric plane producer Lilium to purchase up to 100 aircraft for use in Saudia's domestic network.
Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman, the Saudi Arabian Minister of Energy, said at the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (Adipec) 2022 that his country and the United Arab Emirates are "growing" oil output and refining and "working" on clean hydrogen.
Preliminary plans for a strategic collaboration between Aramco and IBM to establish an Innovation Hub in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, were announced today.
WTTCO, the sole water transmission company owned by the Saudi government, has chosen IBM Consulting to automate more than 175 of its core business processes across domains such as finance, HR, supply chain, sales, and maintenance. This will allow WTTCO to develop intelligent workflows that are both transparent and agile, allowing them to provide more value to their employees, suppliers, and customers.