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Saudi Aramco plans to build largest gas plant

Saudi Aramco plans to build largest gas plant

Energy
Company's CEO reveals proposal to supply utilities, some industries to be finalised shortly.

  1. Saudi Aramco sees gas supplies up by 30% by 2014

Saudi Aramco sees gas supplies up by 30% by 2014
Energy
Saudi giant's chief exec says increase to meet soaring power demand in the kingdom.

Pressure seen easing on struggling Saudi power grid
Energy
New report says demand 'held in check' by drop in industrial activity during H2.

Raising output not on OPEC agenda now - UAE oil min
Energy
Mohammed Al Hamli says the world economy is not yet 'out of the woods'.

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Banking & Finance

  1. Minister urges more post crisis transparency

Construction & Industry

  1. 32% Qatar infrastructure projects delayed

Culture & Society

  1. Philippines cancels licences after Dubai jobs scandal

Education

  1. 35% say Arabic, Islamic studies key for UAE schools

Energy

  1. New JV aims to generate power from MENA deserts

Healthcare

  1. Kuwait swine flu fatalities rise to 24

Islamic Finance

  1. Islamic bank assets up 29% - survey

Media & Marketing

  1. EXCLUSIVE: Etihad, Aldar ordered to pay Force India damages

Personal Finance

  1. Credit bureaus combine to form regional group

Politics & Economics

  1. Bahrain dockers call off plan for industrial action

Real Estate

  1. 59% say Deyaar job cuts just tip of the iceberg

Retail

  1. Oman firm signs deal for Qatar poultry supply

Sport

  1. Alinghi propose Australia to host next America's Cup

Technology

  1. Batelco to stop dial-up internet service early in 2010

Transportation

  1. Metro users 40% up on pre-launch estimates - RTA

Travel & Hospitality

  1. ADNH sees net profit up by 28% but hotels suffer

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  1. Foreign firms eye Oman power plant plans
  2. Qatar spends $1.9bn as 2009 power demand rises 14%
  3. Kuwait oil giant CEO eyes solar power move
  4. Oman set to up oil output to 900,000 bpd in 2010
  5. Kuwait oil production seen rising 30% by 2018
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What do you think about the offer of free legal advice to people caught in Dubai property disputes?

Amid the real estate gloom, this is the best news for months and will improve transparency.
This is a good move and should redress the imbalance between investor and developer.
By offering a free service, it will just encourage people to abuse the complaints system.
It's too little, too late and I doubt many people will actually qualify for the free advice.
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