Saudi Arabia and IEF deepen clean-energy and circular-carbon cooperation
The memorandum announced on October 14 covers research, expert exchanges and regional work.
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In an October 14 statement, the International Energy Forum (IEF) said it and Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Energy had signed a memorandum that week to deepen cooperation on clean energy, climate mitigation and Circular Carbon Economy solutions. It was signed alongside the IEF’s 17th Ministerial Meeting in Riyadh; the exact signing day was not stated.
Cooperation will cover sustainable energy practices, implementation of circular-carbon policies and technologies, a regional initiative and international climate outreach. Planned activities include expert and information exchanges, working sessions, and joint reports and studies; the announcement set no investment amount or project timetable.
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The memorandum’s signing was announced on October 14.
Intended work includes sustainable energy, climate mitigation, expert exchanges and joint reports.
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