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Extreme fluctuations in oil prices (such as the dramatic fall from mid-2014 into 2015) raise important strategic questions for both importers and exporters. In this volume, specialists from the US, the Middle East, Europe and Asia examine the rapidly evolving dynamic in the energy landscape, including renewable and nuclear power, challenges to producers including the shale revolution, and legal issues. Each chapter provides in-depth analysis and clear policy recommendations.
1. Introduction: Energy Security in the Gulf Gawdat Bahgat2. Implications of the Emerging Energy Scenario in the Gulf: Towards a Gulf-Asia Strategic Partnership Talmiz Ahmad3. Political Détente and Economic Tensions Østein Noreng4. Prospects for Nuclear Power in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Ali Ahmad and M.V. Ramana5. The Energy Situation in the Middle East: Potential Threats to Oil Export Revenues in Gulf Countries Yoshikazu Kobayashi6. Saudi Arabia’s Nuclear Energy Plan: Progress, Prospects and Politics Sujata Ashwarya Cheema7. Legal Matters Impacting the Oil and Gas Industry in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Countries: Keeping Legal Reform and Regulatory Frameworks Current in a Changing Energy Landscape Mary B. Ayad8. The Potential Role of the Gulf Countries on Re-Shaping the Global Renewable Energy Landscape Hanan Albuflasa9. The Geopolitical Shift of Energy Supply and Demand: The Implications on the Middle Eastern Energy Suppliers Sara Vakhshouri10. Converting the Finite to Infinite: A Comparative Study for Qatar and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Dania Thafer