The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states can be divided into two main camps in terms of hydrocarbon endowment per capita which can partially account for differences in policy directions. Kuwait, Qatar, and the UAE (the rich triplet) have small populations while having large hydrocarbon (oil and natural gas) endowments compared to Bahrain, Oman, and Saudi Arabia. Kuwait, Qatar, and the UAE have been effectively using their excess wealth in the form of investment for domestic economic diversification and overseas investments through their sovereign wealth funds (SWFs). Therefore, the rich triplet perceives the upcoming threat of decarbonization of the world's energy system lighter than the remaining members of the GCC in view of their prosperity. The expected decrease in oil demand and revenue within the next decade will put further strain on the relationship between these states.

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海湾合作委员会指出：在资源减少的情况下，区域合作与联盟的结晶

就人均碳氢化合物CC赋而言，海湾合作委员会（GCC）州可分为两个主要阵营，这可以部分解释政策方向的差异。与巴林，阿曼和沙特阿拉伯相比，科威特，卡塔尔和阿联酋（富裕的三胞胎）人口少，却拥有大量的碳氢化合物（石油和天然气）end赋。科威特，卡塔尔和阿联酋已通过主权财富基金（SWF）有效地将其剩余财富以投资形式用于国内经济多元化和海外投资。因此，鉴于其繁荣，富裕的三胞胎认为世界能源系统脱碳的威胁要比海湾合作委员会其余成员轻。