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Climate change requires coordinated global responses. All nations, including major Gulf Arab oil producers, should implement policies to contain greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Yet all realistic scenarios point to the continuing global need for fossil fuels. The countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) thus face a dilemma between continuing development and use of their fossil fuel endowments and increasing reliance on low carbon sources, such as nuclear, solar or wind. This book explores various facets of the dilemma.
Price: £85.00
Pages: 299
Publisher: Gerlach Press
Imprint: Gerlach Press
Publication Date:
18 March 2014
ISBN: 9783940924407
Format: Hardcover
BISACs:
Introduction Rabia Ferroukhi and Giacomo Luciani 1. The Political Economy of Gulf Energy Reform Giacomo Luciani 2. Upstream Sector Policies in the Gulf from a Comparative Perspective Bianca Sarbu 3. Unconventional Control: Impacts of Unconventional Oil and Gas in the GCC Antoine S. Dagher 4. Energy Transition in Rentier States: a Multi-Level Perspective Zoheir Hamedi 5. Renewable Energy Development in Egypt: The Need for a New Social Contract Georgeta Vidican 6. The Role of CDM and NAMAs to Promote Greenhouse Gas Reductions in the GCC Axel Michaelowa, Matthias Honegger, Michael Eschmann, Björn Dransfeld and Matthias Krey 7. Contemporary Gulf Cities' Urbanism: The Dilemma of Unsustainable Developments and Energy Conservation Ali A. Alraouf 8. Clean Energy Solution Choices for the Power Industry in the GCC Vijo Varkey Theeyattuparampil, Othman Zarzour, Prasad Mande, and Ali Vezvaei 9. Successful Integration of Renewable Electricity Generation in the Gulf Region Christian Panzer and Hans Auer 10. A Vision for a Future Triangle of Growth: GCC- North Africa - EU Elaborating a New Paradigm for the Regional Transition after the Arab Spring Manfred Hafner and Simone Tagliapietra 11. Clean Energy as a Niche Strategy of Small States to Guarantee Energy Security? The Example of the Gulf Countries Jean-Marc Rickli About the Contributors