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September 1st, 2009

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Cooler king

Finnish firm Vexve is looking to the Gulf for new business

Sharing the burden

An assessment of the utilities sector in Bahrain

Harnessing the power of hydrogen

A new partnership will bring generator expertise to the region

Something in the water

Freedonia's Mike Richardson looks at the regional desalination market

The Saudi Water & Power Forum 2009

How you can get an update into the GCC's biggest utilities market

In the works

Assessing Bahrain's move to embrace the private sector

Investing in the future

Masdar's CEO discusses the Zayed Future Energy Prize

Sustainable solutions

Can the Middle East export electricity as well as oil?

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