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The latest MEA Hydrogen 2023 Report can be purchased here [ Ссылка ]
Agenda of the webinar:
1. Summary of the Middle East and Africa hydrogen projects market
2. Description of each hydrogen project, including major programme elements
3. Project capex value and output volume analysis
4. Blue, green and grey hydrogen production analysis
5. Long-term capital expenditure outlays and forecasts
6. Progress on hydrogen projects
7. Identification of top countries and clients
8. Key drivers and challenges going forward
9. Renewable energy demand assessment
10. Q&A
During the webinar, we promote the MEA Hydrogen 2023 Report that you can buy here [ Ссылка ]
Middle East & Africa Hydrogen Projects 2023 helps you to make the most of the opportunities in one of the world’s largest and most innovative projects markets. The 200-page plus report includes more dozens of tables, graphs and maps, covering each of the hydrogen projects
Understand each of 50-plus Middle East and Africa hydrogen projects
Identify new project opportunities with client and procurement details
Understand risks, set strategy and minimise risk
Recognise challenges in the market
Ensure you don’t miss any opportunity by being prepared for market developments
All the MEED Insight reports are delivered via email in digital version.
Download your sample pages or purchase the report copy here: [ Ссылка ]
Edward James has been with MEED for almost two decades. Until September 2008 he was MEED’s Gulf Bureau Chief. He wrote features and news for MEED magazine on nearly all of the countries of the region. His specific areas of expertise are hydrocarbons, power and water, and the petrochemical market. He has also worked as a consultant in the Gulf for UK risk consultancy firm Control Risks. He is a regular guest commentator on Middle East issues for news channels such as the BBC, CNN and ABC News and is a regular speaker at events in the region. He has an honours degree in Arabic and Middle East Politics.
