The tax landscape has changed considerably over the past few years in the Middle East. Many new regulations and laws are directly impacting energy, utilities and resources which is one of the primary markets in the Middle East.
This is a dynamic and exciting time for the industry, with the development of alternative fuel sources. We continue to study industry trends and issues closely, so that we can better understand the challenges that our clients face, and how we can best help them to achieve success.
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Faced with the dual pressures of climate change and technological advancements, energy, resources and sustainability CEOs in the Middle East recognise the urgent need for reinvention.
Cybersecurity will be a critical driver for electric vehicle growth. As governments across the GCC position eMobility as a key pillar of national transformation, learn about the vulnerabilities and critical measures needed to protect this complex ecosystem.
New policy initiatives to speed the rollout of charging infrastructure and faster adoption of electric vehicles could enable the UAE to achieve and even exceed its eMobility goals. Here’s the first of our regional series that explores the challenges and opportunities in this sector for a sustainable and seamless future of mobility The UAE has identified the electrification of mobility (eMobility) as a priority policy area and is now seven years into an ambitious plan to decarbonise its infrastructure and energy production. Under the Energy Strategy 2050, the country is pursuing a combination of renewable and nuclear energy sources to achieve carbon neutrality by the middle of this century. The adoption of electric vehicles is a critical element in this transition to a low carbon economy, and is the focus of this report.
As climate change, generative AI, and a range of other threats and opportunities converge, Energy, Utilities & Resources (EU&R) CEOs must accelerate their efforts to examine and evolve their business models in order to deliver sustained outcomes for stakeholders and society. Here are five priorities for your reinvention agenda.
