Robin Mills

Last month Adnoc joined top international companies and teamed up with BP to offer to buy half of the Israeli gas company

Dynamics changed with 2003 Iraq war, boosted US shale production and increased role of Opec and China

While players in Europe have been trying to boost their low-carbon businesses, those in the US have concentrated on their core petroleum businesses

Developing world needs capable international nuclear developers as part of a diversified energy mix

The country risks being drawn into conflicts not of its making, involving regional and global players

Company will be comparable in value to large international firms such as Occidental, Eni and Woodside

Kremlin’s attempt to extract more cash from the industry to fund the war could further weaken new investments

The Arabian Plate forms the geological conditions for the generation and accumulation of vast quantities of oil and gas

Crude oil sanctions have so far barely affected Russia’s volume of exports, but its markets have been diverted from Europe to Turkey, China and, especially, India

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

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

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

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

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

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