United Arab Emirates energy long-term outlook 2016 Report

Commodity Market Report 12 September 2016

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Report summary

The UAE is currently ramping up its LNG imports to alleviate gas shortages. Longer term, it is diversifying away from natural gas. Abu Dhabi is developing a nuclear plant while Dubai is undertaking the construction of a large coal-fired facility. Solar projects were also awarded at very competitive tariffs in 2016. The UAE is made up of seven Emirate principalities governed separately but connected under a federation which is headed by the UAE president. Abu Dhabi dominates politically and economically and accounts for around 90% of the UAE's hydrocarbon resources.

Energy Strategy
Natural gas
- Gas infrastructure map
- Overview
- Gas production
- Piped imports
- LNG imports
- LNG exports
- Gas storage
- Oil
Industry
- Industrial Cities
- Aluminium and Alumina
- Iron and Steel
- Cement
- Ammonia/Urea
- Ethylene/(poly)propylene
- Refining
Transport
- Road - Gasoline
- Air – Jet fuel
- Road - CNG
- Road - Electric Vehicles (EVs)
- 1 more item(s)...
Residential, commercial and agricultural (RCA)
Power
- Electricity demand
- Electricity Trade
- Structure of the power market
- Power Capacity
- Power infrastructure
- Natural gas
- Oil products
- Renewables
- 2 more item(s)...
Electricity tariffs