Tagged With Bahrain
7 December 2021
Self-sufficiency targets and opportunities to shift to renewables are driving big upsurge in gas production
28 January 2021
Greater GCC harmony might offer an opportunity to untangle some of the Middle East’s notoriously illogical gas dynamics, but LNG looks more promising than pipelines
24 September 2020
Auctioning minority stakes in NOCs’ assets may fill short-term budget holes, but they are no guarantee of long-term change
8 July 2020
From boosting oil production to throttling it back and with challenging oil and gas dynamics in both the short and longer-term, the region’s producers have their hands full
10 March 2020
Manama may seek to sell non-producing assets in order to mitigate the severe shock of falling oil prices, experts say
1 August 2019
The Gulf country’s first LNG import facility remains in commissioning
2 April 2019
The GCC will struggle in 2019 to resolve the many issues that divide it and threaten its survival
31 January 2019
Intra-GCC tensions will continue under the cloud of Saudi-Iran hostility
16 November 2018
Uncertainty over oil prices is creating problems for GCC states as they prepare budgets for the year ahead
19 September 2018
The recent discovery of offshore shale oil and gas deposits could be a welcome energy boost for Bahrain—or remain tantalisingly beyond reach
2 March 2018
Gas shortages will prompt expansion in regional demand for liquefied natural gas
5 February 2018
Strains within the GCC and shifting external alliances will make for an unsettled year
10 October 2017
Based on personal memories, Gerald Butt evokes the atmosphere in the Gulf at the dawn of the oil boom era
30 August 2017
The GCC/Qatar crisis is only the latest and most serious case of Gulf oil producers putting sovereignty above regional integration
14 June 2017
The Qatar crisis has ensured that the region can no longer boast being an oasis of tranquillity
