Aggregate residential electricity consumption data for Saudi Arabia conceals regional disparities. Although electricity prices are unified across the country, electricity consumption patterns can be driven by regional factors such as wealth, population size, and weather conditions, among others.

Research Associate Mohammad is a researcher in KAPSARC’s Climate and Environment program. His research focuses on energy efficiency and energy demand. He… Mohammad is a researcher in KAPSARC’s Climate and Environment program. His research focuses on energy efficiency and energy demand. He is currently leading the ‘Residential’ Energy Model (REEM) that simulates residential energy demand and estimates the impact of energy efficiency programs in Saudi Arabia’s housing sector. He is also part of a project modeling energy demand in Saudi Arabia and estimating the economic impacts of energy price reforms. Mohammad holds an M.Sc. in renewable and clean energy from the University of Dayton, Ohio.
Expertise
- Energy efficiency
- Energy demand and price reforms
Publications See all Mohammad Aldubyan’s publications
Energy Price Reform in Saudi Arabia: Modeling the Economic and Environmental Impacts and Understanding the Demand Response
Aggregate residential electricity consumption data for Saudi Arabia conceals regional disparities. Although electricity prices are…
25th November 2020
Per Capita Regional Electricity Consumption in the Saudi Housing Sector
Aggregate residential electricity consumption data for Saudi Arabia conceals regional disparities. Although electricity prices are…
7th September 2020