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The Middle East electricity sector: the impact of coronavirus and low oil prices

The Middle East electricity sector is facing two challenges: coronavirus disruption and low oil prices.

It's clear that the fundamentals have already changed drastically - but what will be the impact?

In a webinar on 23rd April, Brendan Cronin took a closer look at the changes, considered the ongoing impact, and discussed what the sector must do to adapt.

The recording and slide pack are available below.

Slide pack
The impact of low oil prices and coronavirus on the Middle East electricity sector
Brendan Cronin - Director, AFRY Management Consulting

Brendan Cronin

Director, AFRY Management Consulting

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