The European Union in the Gulf:

Bianco, Cinzia

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“…Taking into consideration that clean water is the only byproduct of green hydrogen (as shown in Figure 8) is highly significant to Middle Eastern countries that have water insecurity and to the EU for reaching net zero by 2050 (Calabrese, 2021). Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the EU has intensified its efforts to reduce energy reliance and has sought out partnerships with the GCC countries, notably Qatar, this opens avenues for cooperation to advance economic diversification and sustainability (Bianco, 2022).…”

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A Pan-Asian Energy Transition? The New Rationale for Decarbonization Policies in Asia and the World’s Largest Energy Exporting Countries, the Case of Qatar, and Saudi Arabia

Abdallah,

Alhosin,

Belarabi

et al. 2024

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Climate change has become a major agenda item in international relations and in national energy policy-making circles around the world. This article studies the surprising evolution of the energy policy, and more particularly the energy transition, currently happening in the Arabian Gulf region, which features some of the world’s largest exporters of oil and gas. Qatar, Saudi Arabia and other neighboring energy exporters, plan to export blue and green hydrogen across Asia as well as towards Europe in the years and decades to come. Although poorly known and understood abroad, this recent strategy doesn’t threaten the current exports of oil and gas (still needed for a few decades) but prepares the evolution of their national energy industries towards the future decarbonized energy demand of their main customers in East and South Asia, and beyond. The world’s largest exporters of Liquefied Natural Gas, Qatar, has established industrial policies and projects to upscale CCUS, which can enable blue hydrogen production, as well as natural carbon sinks domestically via afforestation projects.

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“…For instance, Qatar has invested $70 million in research at the Qatar Carbonates and Carbon Storage Research Centre (QCCSRC) since 2012 8 . The QCCSRC aims to help build Qatar's capacity in CCS through collaboration between four different energy companies and universities 9 .…”

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A Pan-Asian Energy Transition? The New Rationale for Decarbonization Policies in Asia and the World’s Largest Energy Exporting Countries, the Case of Qatar, and Saudi Arabia

Abdallah,

Alhosin,

Belarabi

et al. 2024

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“…Having clinically relevant tissue-specific biomarkers that reflect T3 action is the ultimate goal of clinical scientists that study TH action ( 51 ). For example, serum TSH, is the best biomarker for T3 action in the medial-basal hypothalamus and pituitary gland, reflecting the plasma levels of both T4 and T3.…”

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T3 levels and thyroid hormone signaling

Salas-Lucia

Bianco

2022

Front. Endocrinol.

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The clinical availability of tissue-specific biomarkers of thyroid hormone (TH) action constitutes a “holy grail” for the field. Scientists have investigated several TH-dependent markers, including the tissue content of triiodothyronine (T3)—the active form of TH. The study of animal models and humans indicates that the T3 content varies among different tissues, mostly due to the presence of low-affinity, high-capacity cytoplasmic T3 binding proteins. Nonetheless, given that T3 levels in the plasma and tissues are in equilibrium, T3 signaling is defined by the intracellular free T3 levels. The available techniques to assess tissue T3 are invasive and not clinically applicable. However, the tracer kinetic studies revealed that serum T3 levels can accurately predict tissue T3 content and T3 signaling in most tissues, except for the brain and pituitary gland. This is true not only for normal individuals but also for patients with hypo or hyperthyroidism–but not for patients with non-thyroidal illness syndrome. Given this direct relationship between serum and tissue T3 contents and T3 signaling in most tissues, clinicians managing patients with hypothyroidism could refocus attention on monitoring serum T3 levels. Future clinical trials should aim at correlating clinical outcomes with serum T3 levels.

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A Pan-Asian Energy Transition? The New Rationale for Decarbonization Policies in Asia and the World’s Largest Energy Exporting Countries, the Case of Qatar, and Saudi Arabia

A Pan-Asian Energy Transition? The New Rationale for Decarbonization Policies in Asia and the World’s Largest Energy Exporting Countries, the Case of Qatar, and Saudi Arabia

T3 levels and thyroid hormone signaling

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