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Pillars of The Global Bioeconomy in a Changing Climate
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World Wood Day and the International Day of Forests in 2026 carry a clear message: forests and wood are not only part of our natural heritage but also foundations of a sustainable global economy.
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China Is Ready to Drive Leadership in Green Energy
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While the US president is stepping back and Washington is deregulating its fossil fuel industry, Beijing is stepping up.
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Six MENA Startups Tackling Water Scarcity Issues
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From extracting water from thin air to deploying AI-based leak detection, these MENA startups are building practical solutions to one of the region’s most urgent climate risks.
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Global Study Finds Majority of People Support Environment
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A new study by University of Vermont researchers finds that a majority of people across the globe favor protecting the environment over growing the economy when the two goals conflict.
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The Imperative of South-South Cooperation Today
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Multilateralism as we know it is going through a seismic shift. Old alliances are being tested with clearly defined spheres of influence emerging. Whilst this represents a shock to the established world order, most wealthy countries will continue to fare well, though arguably with diminished geopolitical influence.
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Saudi Arabia Geospatial Analytics Market Growth Insights
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Rising smart city development, satellite technology advancement, and government-led infrastructure modernization are driving geospatial analytics adoption in Saudi Arabia, supported by Vision 2030 initiatives, expanding e-commerce logistics, and growing demand for location-based intelligence across urban planning, natural resource management, and disaster response applications.
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Ramadan, Water, And Energy: Seasonal Demand Insights
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Water use surges across the Middle East and North Africa during Ramadan, and Saudi Arabia offers a clear example of how this seasonal peak exposes deeper stresses in the region’s water and energy systems.
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The Middle East Conflict: Impact on the Construction Industry
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The industry is heavily reliant on oil. This includes day-to-day deliveries, moving raw materials, waste disposal, operating heavy machinery, use of plastic and other oil-based goods, plus construction materials that are highly energy‑intensive to manufacture.
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‘The world is transitioning away from fossil fuels’
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Investors made wealthy by the Middle East’s abundant oil and gas increasingly are turning to Africa’s clean energy sector. They are attracted by rising electricity demand, rapid urbanisation and the continent’s growing role in global supply chains tied to critical minerals and manufacturing.
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