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Global Business Reports

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Alice Pascoletti, Katya Koryakovtseva, Ramzy Bamieh, Diego Carillo

UAE Power 2013

April 13, 2013

When one thinks of the Gulf States one tends to think of hydrocarbons. Yet the UAE is quickly emerging as a leader in renewable energy not just for the region, but also for the world. Plans to diversify their generation base are ambitious, but moving ahead fast. UAE Power 2013 examines the viability of these plans and the challenges facing them.

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