relevance of mena in energy investment, trade, and
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February 18, 2020
Relevance of MENA in energy investment, trade, and innovation for energy sector transformation
Fourth IEF-EU energy day
The green new deal and circular economy: Session I
Dr Ivan Marten
BCG Senior Partner Emeritus. IEF Knowledge Partner
1
MENA is a very diverse region
Source: IMF
AlgeriaLibya
Saudi
Arabia
UAE
Kuwait
Bahrain
IraqIran
Qatar
Yemen
Oman
Oil Exporters
Oil Importers
Egypt
Sudan
Tunisia
Morocco
Mauritania
Syria
Lebanon
Jordan
Afghanistan
Pakistan
2
MENA holds 1/3 of global oi&gas production and resources
0
1,000
500
1,500
Crude oil
B boe
Gas
43%27%
1,097
965
Global Oil & Gas Production Global Oil & Gas Resources
Source: Rystad Energy; BCG analysis
80
0
20
40
60
100
37%
Mboed
Crude oil
21%
Gas
77
62
RoW
MENA
3
>50% of all seaborned traded oil transits through MENA
0
25
50
Strait of
Bab el-
Mandab
Mbbld
Strait of
Hormuz
Suez Canal Turkish
Strait
Panama
Canal
4.5
Strait of
Malacca
Total
16.5
3.3
0.5
2.4
15.0 42.2
The Suez Canal
The Panama Canal
Strait of Bab el-Mandab
The Turkish Strait
The Strait of Hormuz
Strait of MalaccaMENA region
Oil transit through chokepoints
4
Growing interconnections with Europe
Sources: Entsoe, press research
Power interconnections' capacity, GW
Completed
Ongoing
Planned
Natural gas
Hydrogen
Existing Natural Gas infrastructure &
outline for Hydrogen backbone
5
1. New petchem capacity for plants already in place2. Not probability weightedSource: GlobalData; BCG analysis
Petrochemical plants capacity
additions, 2017-2025
35
71
36
0
50
100
150
Planned Announced
MTPA
Extensions1 Total
142
-1
0
1
2
3
0.8
FSU Africa
∆ Million barrels per day
Europe LATAM Middle
East
NAM Other
Asia
-0.1
China
0.8 0.90.6
0.2
2.2 2.3
Expected global crude distillation
capacity ∆ 2015 - 2021
Investing heavily in Refining and Petrochemicals
6
MENA oil is on average cleaner than global oil
Note: Selected countries considered
Source: M.S. Masnadi et al. Science 361, 851 (2018)
Global volume weighted carbon intensity
Oil Prod.
(Mboed)
Average crude oil upstream GHG intensity
454239 57240 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 27 30 33 36 48 51 54 60 63 66 69 72
0
5
10
15
20
25
10
AlgeriaUnited StatesBrazilMexico Indonesia
Iran CanadaNigeriaRussian Federation
Colombia
IraqVenezuela
United Arab EmiratesAngola
KuwaitChina
United Kingdom
g CO2 eq./MJ
KazakhstanNorwaySaudi Arabia
7
MENA oil is the most resilient to price crashes
70
0
400 20 60 80 100
10
20
30
USD/bbl
Liquids global production (Mbbld)Note: Analysis based on 2017 dataSource: Rystad Energy
MENA region Rest of World
Iraq
Kuwait
UAE
Saudi
Arabia Russia
United
StatesMexicoNorway
China
Canada
UK
Cash costs without royalties
8
Power sector in MENA is becoming greener
Ambitious
renewable
targets
Competitive
renewable
tenders
Energy price
reforms
Distributed
generation
policies
Energy
efficiency
initiatives
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MENA has embarked on ~67GW of clean energy projects
Source: MEED; IRENA, REN 21
Morocco
3,263
52%
(2030)
100%
(2050)
Algeria
67327%
(2030)
Tunisia
358
30%
(2030)
100%
(2050)
Jordan
1,13020%
(2025)
Egypt
4,81342%
(2035)
Saudi Arabia
4929,500MW
(2023)
Kuwait
904,000 MW
(2030)
Iran
7654,000MW
(2021)
Oman
83,050MW
(2025)
UAE
2,24650%
(2050)
Target
MWxx
(20..)
Installed renewables capacity (MW)
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EU determined to be at the forefront on Circular Economy
Municipal
Waste
2025
2030
2035
55%
60%
65%
All
packaging
65%
70%
Plastics
50%
55%
Wood
25%
30%
Ferrous
Metals
70%
80%
Aluminium
50%
60%
Glass
70%
75%
Paper and
carboard
75%
80%
Landfills
10%1
All waste
suitable for
recycling/
recovery
won't be
admitted
Hazardous
& textiles
Separate
collection from
households
Biowaste
2023:
Either
collected
separately
or recycled
at source
(compost)
1. 1. Amount of MW landfilled 2. Source: European Council of the European Union (after Dec 2017 revision)
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A very diverse region…
... that plays a key role in the global security of supply...
... requiring high investments in energy and industry in pursuit of
economic development and stability...
... and rightfully addressing the challenge of energy sustainability
energy efficiency and circular economy
Summary