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Mohammed bin Nasser al-Hajri leads 2026 Al-Attiyah International Energy Awards honourees

Nebras Power managing director and CEO Mohammed bin Nasser al-Hajri is the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award for the Advancement of Qatar’s Energy Industry at the ‘2026 Abdullah Bin Hamad Al...

Mohammed bin Nasser al-Hajri leads 2026 Al-Attiyah International Energy Awards honourees

The 2026 Abdullah Bin Hamad Al-Attiyah International Energy Awards honored Mohammed bin Nasser al-Hajri, managing director and CEO of Nebras Power, with the Lifetime Achievement Award for advancing Qatar's energy industry. Five other eminent figures received the same accolade: Sir Frank Chapman for natural gas advancement, Professor Andrew Blakers for renewable energy, Professor Meghan L O’Sullivan for education of future energy leaders, Professor Nick Butler for energy journalism, and Ryan Lance for international energy policy and diplomacy.

To mark a shift towards recognizing emerging leaders, the ceremony unveiled the inaugural Young Energy Leader Awards. Boyan Slat, CEO of the Ocean Cleanup, and Dr Manal al-Shafi, a Qatari academic, were awarded the International and National Young Energy Leader Awards, respectively. The Lifetime Achievement recipients were chosen through an international selection process, assessing candidates based on sustained contributions and exceptional personal achievements.

The 2026 ceremony, chaired by Dr Saud bin Abdullah al-Attiyah, the chairman of the Al-Attiyah Foundation, celebrated eight individuals for their remarkable contributions to energy and sustainable development. Dr al-Attiyah noted that the recipients embody the foundation's vision, reflecting the diverse talent in energy and sustainability.

ExxonMobil sponsored the event, which was supported by member organizations such as QatarEnergy, QNB, Shell, ConocoPhillips, Marubeni, Sasol, JTA Holding, Qatar Cool, and Qatar Free Zones Authority.

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