Jane
July 14 2026 AmerBuilding heat resilience in the Gulf: a global imperative
The Gulf is running on hot air Summers in the Gulf region are brutal. Temperatures that would shut down a European city are, in much of the region, just another day in July. But “brutal” is becoming a clinical understatement – the margin between discomfort and danger is shrinking faster than most people realise. Cities […]
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June 23 2026 AmerSecuring innovation: a GOSP pilot HAZOP
Integrating a new technology unit into a live, operating facility is never straightforward. When two technology partners set out to pilot a Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE) process at a major energy operator’s Gas-Oil Separation Plant in the Arabian Peninsula, they needed one question answered before anything else: is this safe? That’s where we came in. […]
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June 16 2026 AmerWhen pipelines age, the environment pays attention
Saudi Arabia’s upstream oilfields are dynamic systems. As water cut rates rise and operating velocities drop, pipelines designed for different conditions decades ago begin to corrode from the inside – quietly, persistently, and at scale. The mechanical integrity risk is real. So is the environmental liability that accumulates alongside it. Replacing aged infrastructure isn’t just […]
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June 10 2026 AmerRCER‑2025 in practice: getting RCJY permitting right, first time
If you operate in Jubail, Yanbu, Ras Al Khair or Jazan, RCER-2025 has changed how you plan projects, manage risk and budget for environmental performance. In our RCER-2025 practical guide, we unpacked the main regulatory changes, including new attention to soil quality, site closure, and permit lifecycle planning. This article takes the next step: a […]
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May 5 2026 AmerStaterra expands its advisory team in Saudi Arabia
Regulations are tightening. RCER-2025 has raised the bar on emissions, water discharge, and site lifecycle management. ESG disclosure is no longer optional – it’s a commercial reality for any company seeking financing, investor confidence, or a licence to operate in the Kingdom. And the projects being delivered here, giga-projects, industrial expansions, power plants, airports, demand […]
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April 28 2026 AmerYour EIA is on the critical path. Don’t let it become the bottleneck.
Four facilities. Ninety days. A Category-2 EIA that has to satisfy NCEC, align with SAEP-13, include a Health Impact Assessment, and land a Construction Environmental Management Plan with a dust mitigation component, all before a single upgrade to Dhahran, Qatif, or Al Hasa’s fire and oily water systems can begin. That’s not a paperwork exercise. […]