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Robin Mills

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Robin M. Mills is chief executive of Qamar Energy, and author of The Myth of the Oil Crisis
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Global greenhouse gas emissions will have to drop 45 per cent by 2030. AP
Time for the world to take geoengineering seriously

Goal of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees above pre-industrial levels will probably be breached

CommentJanuary 30, 2023
Al Reyadah, the CCUS facility in Mussaffah owned by Adnoc. Delores Johnson / The National
Scaling up carbon capture in the Mena region

The technology is safe, economically competitive with other low-carbon options and has a large role in nearly all credible climate plans

CommentJanuary 23, 2023
Electrical workers make repairs near the heavily damaged town of Izyum in Ukraine. Getty Images
Why the Ukraine war is a watershed for the future of LNG

Europe is unlikely to go back to relying on Russia for anything more than a 'sliver' of gas

CommentJanuary 16, 2023
Cop28 President-designate Dr Sultan Al Jaber at the Zayed Sustainability Awards in 2020. Antonie Robertson / The National
As Cop28 President-designate, Dr Sultan Al Jaber can advance climate discourse

Towering policymaker has an enviable record of making things happen across the renewables, petroleum and climate fields

CommentJanuary 13, 2023
A floating liquefied natural gas terminal, chartered by Finland to replace Russian gas to serve both its domestic and the Baltic market, as Europe grapples with an energy crisis. AP
As the world ushers in 2023, energy security tops agendas

Moscow will attempt to turn its cumbersome gas system around 180 degrees to face East, but will achieve little success

CommentJanuary 02, 2023
Women carry belongings salvaged from their flooded home after monsoon rains in Pakistan. The war in Ukraine, the lingering coronavirus pandemic and climate change are putting intense pressure on the world's poorest in 2022. AP
Next year could see victories as the world overcomes plagues of 2022

Global heating drives energy insecurity, disease, war, inflation and economic decline

CommentDecember 26, 2022
This photo taken on October 10, 2022 shows people walking down Takeshita Street in the Harajuku area of Tokyo. - The global population will breach the symbolic level of 8 billion on November 15, according to the UN. The milestone comes as questions are increasingly being raised about the measures needed to adapt to global warming, as well as about how humanity consumes Earth’s resources. (Photo by Richard A. Brooks / AFP)
How sensible climate policies will support growing population

While energy use per person continues to grow gradually, efficient technologies and use of resources will help to meet net-zero goals

CommentDecember 19, 2022
An oil tanker at the Sheskharis complex in Novorossiysk, Russia. AP
Russian crude price cap sees buyers’ cartel try to set terms

Oil has entered a new orbit where Opec+ needs to deal with the rising power of importers

CommentDecember 12, 2022
Qatari LNG carrier Duhail passes through the Suez Canal. In November, Qatar announced its first major deal to send LNG to Germany as Europe scrambles to find alternatives to Russian energy. AFP
Why the Middle East can play a pivotal role in the new gas geography

Three of this century’s leitmotifs are the rise of Asia, decarbonisation to combat climate change and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

CommentDecember 05, 2022
People celebrate after Iran's World Cup win over Wales. The political turmoil that followed the death of Mahsa Amini in police custody has cast a shadow over Iran's matches at the World Cup and global energy supplies.AP
Repression of protests likely to worsen Iran's economic turmoil and global energy crisis

European ban on Russian crude could mean Iran will face more competition in China

CommentNovember 28, 2022
Gas flares at an oilfield in northern Iraq. This wasteful combustion vividly shows how Iraq and its Kurdistan region are simultaneously bound together and divided by oil — and its mismanagement. AFP
Iraq could be a component of Europe's energy security

EU needs to work with the US to mediate a durable cure for Iraq’s energy ills

CommentNovember 21, 2022
The Nord Stream 1 gas pipeline in Lubmin, Germany. Reuters
Europe's energy security measures hit developing countries

The continent's gas hunger has hit world's poorest countries, which have effectively been shut out of the LNG market

CommentNovember 14, 2022
One of the world’s premier energy gatherings, Adipec is a pointer to what occupies the minds of top executives and decision makers. Photo: Adipec
How Adipec has transitioned to 'maximum energy, minimum emissions'

This year's conference featured a decarbonisation zone along with high interest in hydrogen and carbon capture, use and storage

CommentNovember 07, 2022
Equipment used to process carbon dioxide, crude oil and water is seen at an Occidental Petroleum enhanced oil recovery project in New Mexico, US. Reuters
Why Arabian Gulf exporters are well-positioned to lead on carbon-negative oil

Middle Eastern deserts offer tremendous scope for direct air capture and enhanced oil recovery systems

CommentOctober 31, 2022
A pedestrian in Chicago earlier this year. La Nina means winter is likely to bring drier than average conditions across US southern states. AP
Why La Nina weather pattern may be good news for Europe this winter

With Russian gas supplies all-but cut off, Europe needs a mild winter to avoid burning through its fuel storage

CommentOctober 24, 2022
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