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Energy

  • A bustling street lined with shops, colorful signs, and people walking along the pavement. Iran on the verge of a nervous breakdown Marmar Kabir · 15 September
  • The image depicts an industrial facility, likely a refinery or manufacturing plant, illuminated by numerous lights during dusk. The skyline features tall structures, including towers and stacks, with a complex arrangement of pipes and machinery. The surrounding area appears barren, with some electrical towers and vegetation visible in the foreground. The overall atmosphere suggests a busy industrial site functioning into the evening. In the Paradise of Black Gold, Carbon Neutrality Is in the Pipeline Sebastian Castelier · December 2021
  • The image shows an airport scene viewed through a patterned glass window. An Emirates aircraft, identifiable by its distinctive livery, is parked on the tarmac outside. The background features various airport infrastructure, including additional planes and ground support equipment, all set against a hazy sky. The patterned glass creates a decorative overlay, adding a modern and artistic touch to the view. Gulf Airlines, The Art of Copy-And-Pilfer Sebastian Castelier · October 2021
  • The image shows a solar panel installation in a dry landscape. The solar panels are tilted and mounted on a metal structure, casting a shadow on the ground beneath them. There is a dog standing under the panels, and the surrounding area consists of sandy soil with some greenery visible nearby. In the background, there are palm trees and a clear blue sky. Egypt. Al-Qarah Relies On Solar Energy to Pump Water Omaïma Ismaïl, Nada Arafat · July 2021
  • The image depicts a wide, unpaved road extending through a dry, barren landscape. On either side of the road, there are several large wind turbines standing tall against a clear blue sky. The terrain appears arid, with sparse vegetation and a sandy or rocky surface. The road is lined with small posts or markers, adding a structured element to the otherwise natural setting. The overall atmosphere conveys a sense of open space and renewable energy in a desert-like environment. Oman Stymied by the “Green” Turning Sebastian Castelier · April 2021
  • The image depicts a large, under-construction dam situated in a mountainous landscape. The dam site features extensive concrete structures and machinery, indicating significant engineering work in progress. Surrounding the site, there are vast areas of earth that have been moved or excavated, along with roads and pathways that suggest ongoing construction activity. The landscape is somewhat arid, with sparse vegetation and mountainous terrain in the background. The visibility is limited, possibly due to haze or dust in the atmosphere. Who is Losing the Nile? Alain Gresh · February 2018
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