Why mandatory emissions reporting is changing the economics of greenhouse development across the GCC

As governments introduce mandatory emissions reporting requirements, carbon is becoming a measurable and increasingly visible part of how infrastructure projects are evaluated. Carbon reporting is no longer simply a sustainability exercise. It is becoming a factor in financing, governance, risk management, and investment decision making. This has direct implications for greenhouse development across the GCC. […]

The Real Constraint in Climate-Adaptive Agriculture: Project Readiness

Across the Gulf and other import-dependent regions, capital is no longer the primary constraint on climate-adaptive agriculture. Governments have allocated budgets, published food security strategies, and signalled clear intent. Yet a meaningful number of funded projects continue to underperform, stall after construction, or fail to achieve operational stability. The shortfall is rarely capital alone. More […]

LinkedIn-Article-20260504

The GCC Tomato Gap LinkedIn Article 04-05-2026 Tomatoes are among the most consumed fresh products in the GCC, and among the most exposed to supply disruption. Across the region, domestic production drops sharply between April and October, when summer conditions push cooling requirements beyond what most greenhouse systems can carry economically. During this period, supply […]