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Arabian Power & Water Summit 5-7 March 2012
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Speakers include:
 
Abdulsattar al-Rasheed
Abdulsattar al-Rasheed
Chief Executive Officer
Qatar Electricity & Water Company (QEWC)
Hamidullah Siddiqui
Hamidullah Siddiqui
Power Operation and Despatch Department Manager
TRANSCO
Mohammed Moazzem Hossain
Mohammed Moazzem Hossain
Operations Planning and Study Manager
Abu Dhabi Distribution Company (ADDC)
Dr Corrado Sommariva
Dr. Corrado Sommariva
President
International Desalination Association
Angus Hindley
Angus Hindley
Research Director - Insight
MEED
H.E. Dr. Abdullah M. al-Shehri
H.E. Dr. Abdullah M. al-Shehri
Governor
Electricity & Co-Generation Regulatory Authority (ECRA)
Keith Miller
Keith Miller
Director - Planning and Studies Directorate
Abu Dhabi Water & Electricity Company (ADWEC)
Ahmed Bin Saif Al-Mazrouy
Ahmed Saif Bin Al-Mazrouy
General Manager
Majan Electricity Company, Oman
Ziad Hayek
Ziad Hayek
Secretary General
Higher Council for Privatization
 
Jason Zhengrong Lu
Jason Zhengrong Lu
Senior Underwriter
Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA)
Andrew Dell
Andrew Dell
Head of Debt Capital Markets Global Capital
HSBC
Mark Lemmon
Mark Lemmon
Chief Executive Officer
MENA Infrastructure Fund
Arnaud de Limburg
Arnaud de Limburg
Chief Executive Officer
Sohar Power
Testimonials
 
You’ll gain unrivalled insights into the landmark deals that are stimulating enthusiasm for regional power & water developments directly from the people who are actually driving change and growth."
John Young, Vice President, CRA International
"As a company with a strong interest in the Middle East, CCC feels that its participation in the Arabian Power & Water Summit."
Hemmat Safwat, Segment Manager – Group BOT, Power & Desalination Projects, CONSOLIDATED CONTRACTORS COMPANY
 
"MEED events create a tremendous opportunity for networking and the topics discussed are of benefit to all stakeholders. By attending APWS."
Tawfiq Abu Soud, Executive Director – IWP Division, DRAKE & SCULL
A good platform that provides key information on current projects and experiences within the region"
J.P. Premlal, Territory Business Manager, ACWA Emirates LLC
 
"An excellent opportunity to be informed on latest and future developments in the water and power sector in a rapidly developing area such as the Middle East"
Toufiq Allaf, Technical Advisor, ADWEA

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The Iraq Power Report 2011
 

A comprehensive review of the opportunities and challenges for technology and service providers in the Republic of Iraq to 2030.
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This report looks at the plans to transform the Iraqi power sector which is currently under severe pressure to facilitate a growing public demand for electricity. An essential piece of research for all those seeking business opportunities in Iraq’s power generation, transmission and distribution system in 2011 and beyond and provides:
  • Insight into the political and economic context of Iraq in 2011 
  • An understanding of Iraq’s electricity generation, transmission and distribution system 
  • Details of the Iraq electricity masterplan 2015-30 
  • An overview of the Ministry of Electricity IPP programme 
  • Data on Electricity in Iraqi Kurdistan 
  • A practical guide to laws, regulations and security - doing business in Iraq

For more information, visit the MEED Insight website.

Delegates to the 2011 Arabian Power & Water Summit will receive a special discount of $500 on this report.
 
To order your report, please quote 'ME1'.
 
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Market Snapshots
 
Installed generating capacity in the GCC is forecasted to reach 170,000MW by 2019 to meet the demand growth, with Saudi Arabia alone having to install at least 4,000MW a year for the foreseeable future
Some 11,000MW of new capacity was commissioned in the GCC in 2010, with Saudi Arabia accounting for half of the total
Saudi Arabia was also the main procurer of new capacity in 2010 awarding contracts for 11,000MW,  equivalent to 75 per cent of the GCC total
The private power market is playing an increasingly important role in the region with some 37,000MW of capacity now contracted from developers in five GCC states
The cost of the new build requirement will be an estimated $66bn, with at least the same amount needed to be invested in T&D infrastructure between 2010-2019
 
 
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