Diana Tamari Sabbagh Fellow in Middle East Energy Studies | CES Lead, Energy and Geopolitics in the Middle East | Codirector, Middle East Energy Roundtable
In Part 2 of their two-part discussion, Baker Institute Center for Energy Studies experts Jim Krane, Osamah Alsayegh, and Salem Alhajraf continue to explore the evolving energy landscape of the Middle East. They further examine the region’s approach to balancing economic growth with environmental priorities, assess OPEC’s evolving role in global energy markets, and explore the long-term economic and policy implications of Kuwait’s heavily subsidized electricity. Listen to Part 1 of the discussion here.
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This conversation was recorded on Jan. 24, 2024.
Discussants
Salem Alhajraf, Ph.D.
Visiting Research Scholar, Baker Institute Center for Energy Studies
Osamah Alsayegh, Ph.D.
Nonresident Fellow, Baker Institute Center for Energy Studies
Jim Krane, Ph.D.
Diana Tamari Sabbagh Fellow in Middle East Energy Studies, Baker Institute Center for Energy Studies
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