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Bold moves on nuclear, renewable, electric vehicles and other low-carbon sources boost energy security and affordability
Canada’s resource wealth is drawing the UAE and Europe closer as Ottawa seeks to reduce dependence on US and diversify trade
As wars in the Middle East and Ukraine squeeze diesel supplies, governments are scrambling for solutions
Iran war has strengthened sultanate's strategic role, but new energy projects bring financial and security risks.
The Indian Ocean port has emerged as a crucial hub for the world economy, sustaining the UAE’s energy exports despite the Hormuz crisis
Proposed prohibition of American diesel exports would have hit continent hard
Beijing has much to gain from US distraction, but needs to keep the conflict contained enough to protect its interests
Restricting shipments may offer political appeal as prices surge, but risks driving up costs and undermining Washington’s energy ambitions
Geopolitical tension is fracturing the systems that once underpinned global energy security and co-operation
Given limited storage, Europe will probably still need to import more LNG this winter than it did last year
Granting foreign ownership of oil reserves is contrary to Venezuela's constitution
Tactics for passage and defences for ships will continue to improve
Repeated attacks on tankers and the region's infrastructure causing oil spills
Washington needs to resolve the fissure between its goals in business, geopolitics and non-proliferation
While there's hope the waterway will soon reopen to normal commerce, the perception of threat remains
