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Sebastian Castelier

Journalist and photojournalist with an eye on Gulf fossil fuel exporters gearing up for the global decarbonization, and another on the demand side.

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YEREVAN, ARMENIA - APRIL 24, 2015: Russian President Vladimir Putin attends the Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day. Between 1915 and 1923, the Ottoman Empire exterminated nearly 1.5 million Armenians. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DONBASS, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 13, 2014: weapons and military equipment on Ukraine's eastern front lines. The Donbas war has raged on since 2014, opposing Ukrainian forces to pro-Russia armed groups. Redaktionelt stock-foto

MOSUL, IRAQ - JANUARY 24, 2018: overview of a street in Mosul, a city in northern Iraq captured in June 2014 by the so-called Islamic State, a radical Islamist group. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DONBASS, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 25, 2014: Ukrainian soldiers on Ukraine's eastern front lines. The Donbas war has raged on since 2014, opposing Ukrainian forces to pro-Russia armed groups. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DEBAL'STEVE, UKRAINE - JULY 01, 2015: damaged buildings and houses in the war-torn city of Debal'tseve. The ongoing Donbas war has raged on since 2014, opposing Ukrainian forces to pro-Russia groups. Redaktionelt stock-foto

NDWARA, KENYA - SEPTEMBER 21, 2021: Kenyan fisherman at work on Lake Victoria, the world's largest tropical freshwater lake. Overfishing wreaks havoc on the local fishing industry. Redaktionelt stock-foto

NDWARA, KENYA - SEPTEMBER 21, 2021: Kenyan fisherman at work on Lake Victoria, the world's largest tropical freshwater lake. Overfishing wreaks havoc on the local fishing industry. Redaktionelt stock-foto

TEHRAN, IRAN - AUGUST 08, 2015: a group of Afghan schoolchildren attend a primary school class in the western suburbs of Tehran, the capital city of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Redaktionelt stock-foto

AVDIIVKA, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 12, 2014: Ukrainian families take shelter during a mortar-bomb attack. The Donbas war has raged on since 2014, opposing Ukrainian forces to pro-Russia armed groups. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DOHA, QATAR - JULY 27, 2019: Construction workers on duty in Qatar, the first Middle Eastern country to host the FIFA World Cup in 2022. Qatar is accused of failing to stop migrant workers' abuses. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DUQM, OMAN - NOVEMBER 27, 2018: Migrant workers at the Port of Duqm, an Omani seaport on the Arabian Sea shore. The Sultanate is accused of failing to tackle widespread labour rights abuses. Redaktionelt stock-foto

TANNOOB, SUDAN - SEPTEMBER 13, 2021: Sudanese farmers walk in the streets of Tannoob, a farming village three hours and a half drive from Sudan's capital Khartoum. Redaktionelt stock-foto

SLOVYANSK, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 20, 2014: damaged buildings and houses in the war-torn city of Slovyansk. The ongoing Donbas war has raged on since 2014, opposing Ukrainian forces to pro-Russia groups. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DEBAL'STEVE, UKRAINE - JULY 01, 2015: damaged buildings and houses in the war-torn city of Debal'tseve. The ongoing Donbas war has raged on since 2014, opposing Ukrainian forces to pro-Russia groups. Redaktionelt stock-foto

LAKE URMIA, IRAN - AUGUST 12, 2015: Lake Urmia, one of the world's largest salt lakes, has shrunk in recent decades due to prolonged droughts and the extraction of water for farming and dams. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DONBASS, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 13, 2014: weapons and military equipment on Ukraine's eastern front lines. The Donbas war has raged on since 2014, opposing Ukrainian forces to pro-Russia armed groups. Redaktionelt stock-foto

NEW DELHI, INDIA - MARCH 20, 2014: Ragpickers at work in Ghazipur landfill, dubbed New Delhi's 'trash mountain'. A major chunk of India's garbage is disposed of in waste dumping grounds or burned. Redaktionelt stock-foto

YEREVAN, ARMENIA - APRIL 24, 2015: Russian President Vladimir Putin attends the Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day. Between 1915 and 1923, the Ottoman Empire exterminated nearly 1.5 million Armenians. Redaktionelt stock-foto

COLOMBO, SRI LANKA - JULY 9, 2022: protestors angered by Sri Lanka's economic meltdown force their way into President Gotabaya Rajapaksa's official residence in Colombo. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DONBASS, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 25, 2014: Ukrainian soldiers on Ukraine's eastern front lines. The Donbas war has raged on since 2014, opposing Ukrainian forces to pro-Russia armed groups. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DOHA, QATAR - JULY 27, 2019: Construction workers on duty in Qatar, the first Middle Eastern country to host the FIFA World Cup in 2022. Qatar is accused of failing to stop migrant workers' abuses. Redaktionelt stock-foto

KUWAIT CITY, KUWAIT - OCTOBER 24, 2023: Boursa Kuwait is the operator of the Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE). The equity market opened in 1977 and is the oldest in the Arabian peninsula region. Redaktionelt stock-foto

TEHRAN, IRAN - AUGUST 08, 2015: a group of Afghan schoolchildren attend a primary school class in the western suburbs of Tehran, the capital city of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DOHA, QATAR - JULY 27, 2019: Construction workers on duty in Qatar, the first Middle Eastern country to host the World Cup in 2022. Qatar is accused of failing to end rampant labor rights violations. Redaktionelt stock-foto

AL QURAIN, KUWAIT - APRIL 1, 2019: The Al-Qurain Martyrs Museum commemorates a group of Kuwaiti citizens who fought against Iraqi forces during the 1990-1991 Gulf War. Redaktionelt stock-foto

MOSUL DAM, IRAQ - MARCH 06, 2016: built upstream of the city of Mosul and formerly known as Saddam Dam, Mosul Dam, which hold 11 billion cubic-metres of water, is the largest water reservoir in Iraq. Redaktionelt stock-foto

GHODGHANS, NEPAL - MARCH 05, 2022: Manish Mandal mourns his brother, Kripal Mandal, 39, a Nepali labourer who died in Qatar. Rights groups accused employers in Qatar of exploiting migrant workers. Redaktionelt stock-foto

BASRAH, IRAQ - SEPTEMBER 25, 2018: following a water crisis in southern Iraq, hundreds of protestor take to the streets of Basrah to denounce a lack of public services in Iraq's richest province. Redaktionelt stock-foto

FOREST CITY, MALAYSIA - JUNE 29, 2023: China-backed Malaysia's $100 billion megaproject Forest City struggles to gain momentum, but the developer has refuted accusations that it is a "failed project". Redaktionelt stock-foto

COLOMBO, SRI LANKA - JULY 13, 2022: Sri Lankan protesters invade the prime minister's office in Colombo, calling for the resignation of president Gotabaya Rajapaksa and PM Ranil Wickremesinghe. Redaktionelt stock-foto

KHARTOUM, SUDAN - SEPTEMBER 05, 2021: A university building at the University of Khartoum, the largest and oldest university in Sudan. Redaktionelt stock-foto

KANI QIRZHALA, IRAQ - FEBRUARY 25, 2016: an internally displaced girl who fled fighting between Iraqi forces and Islamic State militants waits for her mother to finish work at Kani Qirzhala landfill. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DUQM, OMAN - NOVEMBER 25, 2018: The headquarter of the Special Economic Zone Authority of Duqm (SEZAD), tasked with developing economic activities in the port city located on the Arabian Sea shore. Redaktionelt stock-foto

NAGORNO-KARABAKH - MAY 27, 2015: The self-declared republic of Nagorno-Karabakh is the subject of an unresolved territorial dispute between Azerbaijan and Armenia. Redaktionelt stock-foto

NEW DELHI, INDIA - MARCH 20, 2014: Ragpickers at work in Ghazipur landfill, dubbed New Delhi's 'trash mountain'. A major chunk of India's garbage is disposed of in waste dumping grounds or burned. Redaktionelt stock-foto

NDWARA, KENYA - SEPTEMBER 21, 2021: Kenyan fisherman at work on Lake Victoria, the world's largest tropical freshwater lake. Overfishing wreaks havoc on the local fishing industry. Redaktionelt stock-foto

KUWAIT CITY, KUWAIT - OCTOBER 24, 2023: Boursa Kuwait is the operator of the Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE). The equity market opened in 1977 and is the oldest in the Arabian peninsula region. Redaktionelt stock-foto

KUWAIT CITY, KUWAIT - OCTOBER 25, 2023: Muslim worshipers perform one of the five daily prayers at Kuwait's official Mosque. Islam is Kuwait's state religion and Sharia the main source of legislation. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DOHA, QATAR - JULY 27, 2019: Construction workers on duty in Qatar, the first Middle Eastern country to host the World Cup in 2022. Qatar is accused of failing to end rampant labor rights violations. Redaktionelt stock-foto

FOREST CITY, MALAYSIA - JUNE 30, 2023: China-backed Malaysia's $100 billion megaproject Forest City struggles to gain momentum, but the developer has refuted accusations that it is a "failed project". Redaktionelt stock-foto

KANI QIRZHALA, IRAQ - FEBRUARY 27, 2016: internally displaced Iraqi teenagers collect plastic and metal scraps at Kani Qirzhala landfill. Selling them to a recycler earn them between $9 and $27 a day. Redaktionelt stock-foto

FOREST CITY, MALAYSIA - JUNE 29, 2023: China-backed Malaysia's $100 billion megaproject Forest City struggles to gain momentum, but the developer has refuted accusations that it is a "failed project". Redaktionelt stock-foto

FOREST CITY, MALAYSIA - JUNE 29, 2023: China-backed Malaysia's $100 billion megaproject Forest City struggles to gain momentum, but the developer has refuted accusations that it is a "failed project". Redaktionelt stock-foto

AMARAH, IRAQ - JUNE 28, 2018: Iraqi farmer Jabaar Matar laments droughts, water scarcity and increasing soil salinity has turned the soils of his farming lands into unusable areas. Redaktionelt stock-foto

TEHRAN, IRAN - AUGUST 08, 2015: a group of Afghan schoolchildren attend a primary school class in the western suburbs of Tehran, the capital city of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Redaktionelt stock-foto

AL AHMADI, KUWAIT - OCTOBER 25, 2023: Oil and gas discoveries in the Gulf region in the 20th century led to the construction of 'oil cities' inspired by Western architecture, like Kuwait's Al Ahmadi. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DOHA, QATAR - JULY 27, 2019: Construction workers on duty in Qatar, the first Middle Eastern country to host the FIFA World Cup in 2022. Qatar is accused of failing to stop migrant workers' abuses. Redaktionelt stock-foto

KAIFAN, KUWAIT - OCTOBER 12, 2023: Kuwaiti students attend a lecture in a classroom of the College of Sharia and Islamic Studies. Islam and the Islamic Sharia are the main sources of the Kuwaiti Laws. Redaktionelt stock-foto

MOSUL DAM, IRAQ - MARCH 06, 2016: built upstream of the city of Mosul and formerly known as Saddam Dam, Mosul Dam, which hold 11 billion cubic-metres of water, is the largest water reservoir in Iraq. Redaktionelt stock-foto

KABUSHIYA, SUDAN - SEPTEMBER 09, 2021: The Meroe pyramids, built between 2,700 and 2,300 years ago, serve as royal burial sites. The archaeological site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2011. Redaktionelt stock-foto

KYIV, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 06, 2014: Ukrainian flag flying over the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, the country's parliament, as the Donbas war rages on, opposing Ukrainian forces to pro-Russia armed groups. Redaktionelt stock-foto

AVDIIVKA, UKRAINE - JUNE 27, 2015: believers pray at Avdiivka's Orthodox church as the sound of rockets echoed in the background. The Donbas war opposes Ukrainian forces to pro-Russia armed groups. Redaktionelt stock-foto

NEW DELHI, INDIA - MARCH 20, 2014: Ragpickers at work in Ghazipur landfill, dubbed New Delhi's 'trash mountain'. A major chunk of India's garbage is disposed of in waste dumping grounds or burned. Redaktionelt stock-foto

YEREVAN, ARMENIA - APRIL 24, 2015: Russian President Vladimir Putin attends the Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day. Between 1915 and 1923, the Ottoman Empire exterminated nearly 1.5 million Armenians. Redaktionelt stock-foto

KUMZAR, OMAN - DECEMBER 3, 2016: Omani fisherman Mohammad Abu Amir Al Kumzari catches sharks in the Strait of Hormuz. The global fishing industry kills about 100 million sharks annually. Redaktionelt stock-foto

LAKE URMIA, IRAN - AUGUST 12, 2015: one of the world's largest salt lakes, lake Urmia in the northwestern part of Iran has significantly shrunk in recent decades causing desertification of the region. Redaktionelt stock-foto

RABAT, MOROCCO - DECEMBER 10, 2017: Moroccan citizens protest in the country's capital city Rabat against US President Donald Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. Redaktionelt stock-foto

CHOMAN, IRAQ - APRIL 18, 2017: Iranian smugglers walk across the mountainous border between Iraq and Iran to smuggle liquor bottles into the Islamic Republic where drinking alcohol is prohibited. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DONBASS, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 14, 2014: damaged road nearby Ukraine's eastern front lines. The Donbas war has raged on since 2014, opposing Ukrainian forces to pro-Russia armed groups. Redaktionelt stock-foto

AL KHOR, QATAR - AUGUST 1, 2018: Migrant workers at work at a farm located on the outskirts of Al Khor, a city in northern Qatar. Qatar is accused of failing to end rampant labor rights violations. Redaktionelt stock-foto

BANGKOK, THAILAND - June 4, 2014: Martial art enthusiasts learn Thai boxing, often known as Muay Thai, a combat sport that has been a part of Thai history for hundreds of years. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DUNGA, KENYA - SEPTEMBER 20, 2021: Kenyan cook Rehema Ali sells fish-based meals on the shores of Lake Victoria, the world's largest tropical freshwater lake. Redaktionelt stock-foto

MALINDI, KENYA - SEPTEMBER 23, 2021: tourists visit a column topped by a cross erected on the shores of the Indian Ocean by Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama in 1498 to serve as a navigational aid. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DUQM, OMAN - NOVEMBER 27, 2018: The Port of Duqm, a seaport on the Arabian Sea shore located close to fossil fuels and mining extraction sites, is planned as a logistics hub for the Arabian Peninsula. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DUQM, OMAN - NOVEMBER 28, 2018: Oman aims to develop economic activities in Duqm, including logistics and refining. The port town is located close to Oman's fossil fuels and mining extraction sites. Redaktionelt stock-foto

GHODGHANS, NEPAL - MARCH 05, 2022: family members mourn Kripal Mandal, a Nepali labourer who died at the age of 39 in Qatar. Rights groups accused employers in Qatar of exploiting migrant workers. Redaktionelt stock-foto

METSAMOR, ARMENIA - NOVEMBER 09, 2015: the ageing Soviet-style Armenian Nuclear Power Plant (ANPP), located in an earthquake zone, holds great importance for the energy security of landlocked Armenia. Redaktionelt stock-foto

KRAMATORSK, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 17, 2014: dozens of Ukrainian internally displaced persons who fled the Donbas war, which opposes Ukrainian forces to pro-Russia groups, live on charity in a shelter. Redaktionelt stock-foto

FOREST CITY, MALAYSIA - JUNE 29, 2023: China-backed Malaysia's $100 billion megaproject Forest City struggles to gain momentum, but the developer has refuted accusations that it is a "failed project". Redaktionelt stock-foto

NEW DELHI, INDIA - MARCH 21, 2014: Ragpickers at work in Ghazipur landfill, dubbed New Delhi's 'trash mountain'. A major chunk of India's garbage is disposed of in waste dumping grounds or burned. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DUQM, OMAN - NOVEMBER 27, 2018: The Port of Duqm, a seaport on the Arabian Sea shore located close to fossil fuels and mining extraction sites, is planned as a logistics hub for the Arabian Peninsula. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DUQM, OMAN - NOVEMBER 27, 2018: The Port of Duqm, a seaport on the Arabian Sea shore located close to fossil fuels and mining extraction sites, is planned as a logistics hub for the Arabian Peninsula. Redaktionelt stock-foto

MOSUL, IRAQ - APRIL 22, 2017: an Iraqi military man patrols the streets of Mosul, a city in northern Iraq where the extremist group Islamic State ruled a self-proclaimed caliphate from 2014 to 2017. Redaktionelt stock-foto

GHODGHANS, NEPAL - MARCH 05, 2022: last stamps on Kripal Mandal's passport, a Nepali labourer who died in Qatar at the age of 39 and left behind his wife (right) and their five children. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DUQM, OMAN - NOVEMBER 22, 2018: Some of Oman's 45,000 fishermen at work in the Arabian Sea. Destructive fishing practices, especially industrial fishing, have led to a global decline in fish stocks. Redaktionelt stock-foto

TEHRAN, IRAN - AUGUST 8, 2015: Cars drive on a highway in Iran's capital city Tehran. Internal combustion engines are a major emitter of carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas that warms earth's atmosphere. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - NOVEMBER 14, 2021: Dubai, once a fishing village, transformed into a global business hub. In 2019, Dubai's real estate sector contributed 7.2% to the emirate's GDP. Redaktionelt stock-foto

AMMAN, JORDAN - MAY 23, 2017: Jordanian female plumbers work on the roof top of a religious school. In Jordan, the participation of women to the labor force remains low. Redaktionelt stock-foto

NAIROBI, KENYA - SEPTEMBER 17, 2021: Kenyan domestic workers attend a pre-departure training in Nairobi before migrating to the Gulf states, where violations of workers' rights are common practice. Redaktionelt stock-foto

TANNOOB, SUDAN - SEPTEMBER 13, 2021: remittances sent by migrant workers from Gulf states to Sudan's farming village Tannoob top revenues from livestock farming, soybean, wheat and corn cultivation. Redaktionelt stock-foto

AMMAN, JORDAN - MAY 23, 2017: a group of Jordanian female plumbers enter a religious school to fix a water tank on the rooftop. In Jordan, the participation of women to the labor force remains low. Redaktionelt stock-foto

MOSUL DAM, IRAQ - MARCH 06, 2016: high voltage line at Mosul Dam, the largest water reservoir in Iraq. Formerly known as Saddam Dam, it holds 11 billion cubic-metres of water. Redaktionelt stock-foto

MOSUL DAM, IRAQ - MARCH 06, 2016: Iraqi soldiers patrol Mosul Dam, the largest water reservoir in Iraq. Formerly known as Saddam Dam, it holds 11 billion cubic-metres of water. Redaktionelt stock-foto

FOREST CITY, MALAYSIA - JUNE 29, 2023: China-backed Malaysia's $100 billion megaproject Forest City struggles to gain momentum, but the developer has refuted accusations that it is a "failed project". Redaktionelt stock-foto

SLOVYANSK, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 20, 2014: damaged buildings and houses in the war-torn city of Slovyansk. The ongoing Donbas war has raged on since 2014, opposing Ukrainian forces to pro-Russia groups. Redaktionelt stock-foto

GHODGHANS, NEPAL - MARCH 05, 2022: family members mourn Kripal Mandal, a Nepali labourer who died at the age of 39 in Qatar. Rights groups accused employers in Qatar of exploiting migrant workers. Redaktionelt stock-foto

AVDIIVKA, UKRAINE - JUNE 27, 2015: believers pray at Avdiivka's Orthodox church as the sound of rockets echoed in the background. The Donbas war opposes Ukrainian forces to pro-Russia armed groups. Redaktionelt stock-foto

CHOMAN, IRAQ - APRIL 18, 2017: Iranian smugglers walk across the mountainous border between Iraq and Iran to smuggle liquor bottles into the Islamic Republic where drinking alcohol is prohibited. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DUQM, OMAN - NOVEMBER 25, 2018: A new residential area under construction in Duqm, a port town located close to fossil fuels and mining extraction sites where Oman aims to develop economic activities. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DUQM, OMAN - NOVEMBER 27, 2018: The Port of Duqm, a seaport on the Arabian Sea shore located close to fossil fuels and mining extraction sites, is planned as a logistics hub for the Arabian Peninsula. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DUQM, OMAN - NOVEMBER 27, 2018: A dry dock offers ship repair at the Port of Duqm, an Omani seaport on the Arabian Sea shore located close to some major fossil fuels and mining extraction sites. Redaktionelt stock-foto

COLOMBO, SRI LANKA - JUNE 22, 2022: Kashim Bawa Mohammad Iqbal, 64, waits in line to refuel his a tuk-tuk, a motorized three-wheeled vehicle popular in Asia, at a gasoline pump in Sri Lanka's Colombo. Redaktionelt stock-foto

AL MADAM, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - MAY 28, 2022: a Ghaf tree, a drought-tolerant tree that is the national tree of the United Arab Emirates, in the desert along the United Arab Emirates-Oman border. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DIBBA, OMAN - NOVEMBER 26, 2016: Dead sharks at a fish market in Oman. The global fishing industry kills about 100 million sharks annually to meet the demand for shark fins, cartilage, meat, and oil. Redaktionelt stock-foto

KABED, KUWAIT - APRIL 23, 2019: Kuwaiti falconer Ahmad Al Nowaif holds his captive-bred peregrine falcon. Arab Gulf countries struggle to tackle illegal trade in wild birds of prey. Redaktionelt stock-foto

GHODGHANS, NEPAL - MARCH 05, 2022: family members cremate the body of Kripal Mandal, a Nepali labourer who died at the age of 39 in Qatar, where employers are accused of exploiting migrant workers. Redaktionelt stock-foto

AVDIIVKA, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 12, 2014: minutes before a mortar-bomb attack, Ukrainian familie fetch water. The Donbas war has raged on since 2014, opposing Ukrainian forces to pro-Russia groups. Redaktionelt stock-foto

KRAMATORSK, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 17, 2014: dozens of Ukrainian internally displaced persons who fled the Donbas war, which opposes Ukrainian forces to pro-Russia groups, live on charity in a shelter. Redaktionelt stock-foto

COLOMBO, SRI LANKA - JULY 13, 2022: Sri Lankan protesters angered by the country's economic meltdown call for the resignation of president Gotabaya Rajapaksa and prime minister Ranil Wickremesinghe. Redaktionelt stock-foto

DEBAL'STEVE, UKRAINE - JULY 01, 2015: damaged buildings and houses in the war-torn city of Debal'tseve. The ongoing Donbas war has raged on since 2014, opposing Ukrainian forces to pro-Russia groups. Redaktionelt stock-foto

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