The government of Saudi Arabia has successfully reduced the country’s energy intensity, helped by its establishment of the Saudi Energy Efficiency Center (SEEC) and a series of energy price reforms (EPR) that began in 2016. However, how households have responded to the EPR is an important matter that warrants serious consideration.
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Senior Research Analyst
Ryan is a senior research analyst in the Energy and Macroeconomics program with a particular interest in natural resource economics…
Ryan is a senior research analyst in the Energy and Macroeconomics program with a particular interest in natural resource economics and developing energy and economic models. Ryan holds a B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering from Mercer University.
Expertise
- Energy Economics
- Natural resource economics
- Energy and Economic Modeling
Publications See all Ryan Alyamani’s publications
Modeling the Determinants of Electrical Vehicles Adoption: A Saudi Perspective
The government of Saudi Arabia has successfully reduced the country’s energy intensity, helped by its…
18th April 2024![The Role of Financial Development in Private Sector Growth in Saudi Arabia](https://wscdn-01.kapsarc.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/KS-2023-DP33-The-role-of-Financial-Development-in-Private-Sector-Growth-in-Saudi-Arabia_Page_01.png)
The Role of Financial Development in Private Sector Growth in Saudi Arabia
The government of Saudi Arabia has successfully reduced the country’s energy intensity, helped by its…
11th December 2023