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The caps have allowed production in non-member countries to rise
Energy investors, producers and consumers will have to contend with flows of oil, gas and minerals that are driven by politics more than economics
About two-thirds of global warming is currently driven by emissions of carbon dioxide from burning coal, oil, gas, forests and heating limestone to make cement
A cumbersome multilateral process is moving at a lumbering pace, but there's still time to limit the damage to our planet
Breakthroughs in technology might deliver an energy system centred on atoms or molecules rather than electrons
Donald Trump's position is hostile to most green energy policies, while Kamala Harris seeks to expand renewable investments
Known for spearheading the rise of the region to become an oil hotspot, he also faced several controversies
Commitments by tech giants such as Microsoft and Amazon underpin urgency to meet vast energy requirements
The accelerating flight of large numbers of people will worsen social tensions and have powerful and unpredictable political consequences
An energy war would cut supplies by 12 million barrels of oil a day, says Iran-backed Iraqi militia
In the short term, production cuts can maximise revenue, however, in the longer term, they become increasingly dangerous
Legacy industry in trouble as pressure from the government and climate groups mounts
India oil imports are the largest after China
Three countries submit compensation plans to deal with past overproduction
The shutdown of crude production in the country may seem like another short-lived crisis, but the situation is more fragile