Robin Mills

Unlike previous periods of energy turbulence, which typically centred on oil disruptions, today’s troubles are multi-faceted

EU states need to be nimbler, to anticipate their opponent’s moves — imagining the worst — and to avoid fighting on ground of Moscow’s choosing

There was reportedly interest in the islands’ potential geological riches from the late 1960s

Modest nature of tweak indicative of mounting challenges for Saudi Arabia and Russia led group including limited ability to raise production

The government’s 25% levy on oil and gas producers will raise $6.3bn to help fund its support package

Global refining margins – the gross profit for processing one barrel of crude – typically hover between $2 and $5

In February, Federal Supreme Court ruled that semi-autonomous region's 2007 oil and gas law unconstitutional, which would require Erbil to surrender management of petrol exports to Baghdad

For new hydrocarbons search to make sense, there has to be market need and the development must be low-carbon

Even in the absence of a formal ban, traders and oil refiners in Europe, such as Shell, BP and ExxonMobil, have already stopped buying Russian crude

A pragmatic Indian Ocean Treaty Association could bring an 'Iota' of security to this pivotal sea, where activity is poised to pick up amid rising energy trade

Adopting methods for blocking out some of the sun’s rays will limit global warming and buy time for low-carbon technologies to scale up

Consumers have developed tools to tackle an oil crisis since the 1970s, but nothing of the sort exists for gas

The continent has relied on pipelines from Russia, Norway and North Africa for its energy needs

The Hollandse Kust Zuid offshore wind project set sail from the Drydocks World Dubai's fabrication facility

Reinvesting proceeds of public offering into diversified businesses will allow GCC governments to reduce exposure to hydrocarbons and monetise amid buoyant commodity prices