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The rapid adoption of solar energy in the Middle East is triggering a profound shift in the global energy system and powering the new era of clean energy
Growth is expected to slow next year, but China may still account for 60 per cent of the anticipated 1 million barrel per day gain
Greater supply diversity, even from tricky locations, improves overall energy security
The desperate ploy to make climate a left-right culture war issue in the UK could become disastrous
Next few years will determine whether element is a geological curiosity, a local resource, or a major contributor to future zero-carbon energy
Europe's role as a balancer for the market is gone with the evaporation of Russian supplies
Hydrogen and its derivatives will become common and familiar fuels
The industry needs to be smart about targets of its scope 3 emissions, accounting for 85% of greenhouse gases when fossil fuels are used by customers
Li-ion batteries have uses far beyond their original scope, and are transforming whole industries and economies
Oman is among the frontrunners in the region, with plans to become the world’s sixth-largest hydrogen exporter by 2030
A constructive relationship with the GCC is emerging, centred on energy, water and climate
Forecasters say the phenomenon may be stronger than average – meaning 2024 is set to be a hot year
Preparatory technical negotiations for Cop28 begin in Bonn on Monday
Russia has destroyed its best market in Europe and has to seek new outlets, but Beijing is cagey
The Decarbonisation Technology Challenge was launched in Abu Dhabi this month, offering a prize of up to $1m
