Robin Mills

The Gulf countries did not ask for this war, but they will keep their energy systems functioning as long as it takes

Attention has turned to whether Israel will conduct further attacks on Iranian energy infrastructure

Both regions seek a just low-carbon transition that acknowledges the continuing essential role of their hydrocarbons

The IEA forecasts a massive surplus in the oil market while Opec predicts 1.4 million barrels a day of demand expansion

Abu Dhabi's Adnoc has built a growing position in strategic assets for Europe’s energy security

The US and/or Israel could attack domestic Iranian energy infrastructure, concentrating on gas, electricity and fuel distribution

Venezuela’s oil sales are under US supervision and the Trump administration is threatening Iran, but advantage by coercion is not the answer

Iranian oil sells for steep discounts versus international benchmarks even to China because of the hassle of circumventing sanctions

Energy efficiency will also take focus at the event in Abu Dhabi this week

Donald Trump said he will take a 'tremendous amount of wealth out of the ground'

As governments and forecasters fixate on 2050, the real consequences of energy policy will be felt far beyond it

World’s largest undeveloped copper-gold deposit lies in a remote corner of Balochistan province

Solutions are being pioneered but companies have to be agile and imaginative to meet the rising demand

Any US military action against the South American country will not be a simple exercise in gunboat diplomacy

AI hubs, data centre clusters and rising populations are raising the pressure on domestic supply