Welcome to the Middle East YPN branch page
The Middle East Young Professionals Network exists to help support young professionals working in the energy industry. Our mission is to draw together cross-discipline energy professionals from diverse backgrounds to learn about and discuss key energy issues. We provide a platform from which you can grow and develop whilst building strong multidisciplinary networks, spanning the whole energy sector.
Through online and physical events, career development seminars and networking sessions, the YPN offers young professionals the chance to connect, engage and grow.
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To contact the YPN, please email ypnmiddleeast@energyinst.org.
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Middle East to overtake Asia in gas output in 2025, predicts market report
23rd July 2025
The Middle East currently produces about 69.6bn cf/d of gas, up from an average of 67.1bn cf/d in 2024, reports Rystad. Production is forecast to incr...
Sharjah launches its first utility-scale solar farm, while a new passive cooling tech boosts PV performance in Saudi Arabia
9th July 2025
The 60 MWp capacity SANA solar project provides power during the day to Sharjah National Oil Corporation’s (SNOC) Sajaa gas plant, exporting excess po...
Oil supply growth outpaces demand as fossil fuel phaseout could fall short ahead of COP30
2nd July 2025
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Latest Statistical Review of World Energy signposts age of energy additions
26th June 2025
In a year when average air temperatures consistently breached the 1.5°C warming threshold, global CO₂-equivalent emissions from energy rose by 1%, mar...
Global energy investment is set to rise to $3.3tn in 2025 amid economic uncertainty and energy security concerns
11th June 2025
Investment in clean technologies – renewables, nuclear, grids, storage, low-emission fuels, efficiency and electrification – is on course to hit $2.2t...
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