Electricity price reforms are generally regarded as a mechanism to reduce distortions in energy markets, improve energy efficiency, and increase government revenue. However, an additional co-benefit of such policy measures is lowering greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

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Abdulelah is an economist and senior research associate at KAPSARC. He leads the application of behavioral economics to energy policymaking…
Expertise
- Macroeconomics
- Economic Growth
- International Trade and Investment
- Financial Development
- Energy Demand and Public Policy
- Econometrics
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Regional Fuel Consumption and Carbon Dioxide Emissions in Saudi Arabia: Impacts of Electricity Price Reforms
Electricity price reforms are generally regarded as a mechanism to reduce distortions in energy markets,…
5th March 2023
A Remaining Piece of the COVID-19 Puzzle: Saudi Arabia’s Remittances Account
Electricity price reforms are generally regarded as a mechanism to reduce distortions in energy markets,…
30th May 2022