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Study supports Bahrain’s Alba decarbonization

The think tank provided Bahrain’s aluminum producer with recommendations on the energy transition and emissions reductions. The company’s CEO said the study will serve as a roadmap for sustainable growth and resilience. The post Study supports Bahrain’s Alba decarbonization appeared first on ANBA News Agency .

A strategic study commissioned by Aluminum Bahrain B.S.C. (Alba), Bahrain's aluminum producer, will aid the company in its energy transition and decarbonization endeavors. The report, titled "Pathways for Alba's Energy Transition and Decarbonization," was prepared by the Bahrain Center for Strategic, International and Energy Studies (Derasat), a Bahrain-based think tank dedicated to addressing regional and global issues.

According to BNA, the study offers insights to aid Alba in making informed decisions regarding energy diversification, operational and financial resilience, and long-term competitiveness. It provides practical recommendations to help Alba achieve its emissions reduction targets while maintaining the stability of its energy supply.

The study utilizes advanced modeling and scenario-based analysis to examine energy pathways for Alba through 2050. It explores how evolving energy sources, contractual structures, and emerging technologies could influence operating costs, carbon footprint, and energy security in the face of global LNG market shifts and changing fuel market dynamics in Bahrain.

Alba's CEO, Ali Al Baqali, acknowledged the study's value as a roadmap for the company's sustainable growth and long-term resilience. He emphasized that the study's recommendations will strengthen Alba's global competitiveness while supporting Bahrain's goal of achieving a sustainable, low-carbon economy.

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