As the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) transitions to a more sustainable energy future, natural gas plays a pivotal role in reducing carbon emissions and supporting hard-to-abate sectors. Innovative projects and regional collaboration are essential for enhancing gas infrastructure, ensuring accessibility, affordability, and reliability.
In a new technical article, Bilal Hassan, Principal Energy Transition Consultant at Penspen, discusses ongoing regional efforts and regulatory challenges faced in the GCC. Bilal provides strategic recommendations for transforming the gas landscape, drawing insights from successfully completed Penspen projects in Europe
Download the article to learn how we can ensure accessibility, affordability, and reliability in the region’s energy supply from an expert’s perspective.
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