POWER: Political wrangling hampers domestic energy policy

Issue 861 - 26 Sep 2009 | 5 minute read

Engaging international oil companies in projects at home is essential to meet long-term demand, but MPs’ failure to agree on the way forward means Kuwait is having more success abroad

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