A general perception exists among Jordanians that Hani Mulki was brought in as prime minister to dispense World Bank prescriptions, with a primary duty to lift subsidies on electricity. Most Jordanians know that the issue of electricity subsidies is a very sensitive fil

The Jordanian National Master Energy Strategy of 2007 proposed a mix of energy resources to divert Jordan from dependence on energy source imports.

The Disi Water Conveyance Project was set to be the dream saviour for Jordanians until the middle of the next decade.Before 2011, the Ministry of Water and Irrigation had announced several times that with the Disi project there would be a complete shutdown of aquifer water usage

The Fukushima catastrophe on March 11, 2011, was a major turning point in the brief history of nuclear energy technology.

In July last year, the director of the Jordanian Atomic Energy Commission (JAEC) stated that the operator of a nuclear power plant (NPP) is the “only entity responsible for any compensation of nuclear harm as a result of nuclear accidents”. This was in response to a