Japan’s Nuclear Crisis Is Boon For Middle East Energy

alifarabia | March 17, 2011 | Bahrain, Iraq, Oil, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE | 1 Comment

As Japan’s nuclear meltdown puts the brakes on yet another power source, the world is looking at ME energy to fill the gap. Luckily, there is plenty coming on line, despite the region’s shot-term problems. Read More

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