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Can Opec help manage the ongoing crude price rally with its spare capacity?
The group needs to reassure consumers as to how much spare capacity it holds and that it is ready to use it in an emergency
Ukraine crisis has rewired thinking on future of energy for Europe
Effects of sanctions, informal bans, war disruption and Russian counter-measures risks supplies of fossil fuels, fertilisers, food, aluminium, metals used in batteries and electrolysers, and nuclear fuels
How Europe can reduce its reliance on Russian gas
Now that the coldest months are over, the Continent should consider implementing contingency plans quickly
Clean energy from fusion will be more than a clever gimmick
Researched since the 1950s, fusion’s history as a practical energy source has been a saga of fitful interest and enthusiasm
Deepening the Gulf's industrial base will buttress economic diversification efforts
UAE, Saudi Arabia and Oman all have big ambitions in hydrogen, and Emirates Global Aluminium is developing a road-map for decarbonisation.
Nigeria’s own entrepreneurial energies could resuscitate its struggling oil and gas sector
African rivals such as Ghana, Senegal, Mozambique and Uganda have attracted far more foreign petroleum investment since 2015
Ukraine crisis shows why Europe needs a long-term strategy to fix its energy woes
The continent's vulnerability will persist through this year if gas flows remain low and stocks not replenished
Opec+ oil producers with spare capacity have upper hand in a reshuffle of 2019 quotas
An outbreak of Omicron in China or another more serious variant worldwide could hit demand again and there could be a global economic downturn
The world cannot waver from reducing emissions
Volcanoes have a profound impact on short-run climate and inject ash and sulphur dioxide into the upper atmosphere, reflecting the sun’s rays and causing cooling
Kazakhstan crisis brings Asia's energy dynamics into focus
Important gas pipelines from Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan to China cross Kazakh territory and the country produces more than 40% of the world’s uranium
Why intelligent government action is needed to solve the pandemic-induced inflation
Government choices about spending and money creation will be crucial to fight inflation
The lessons we can learn from a 'lost climate century'
The coincidence of climate change and the pandemic shows how fragile political and economic order can be
Why the EU's rising carbon prices are important for net zero ambitions
The European Trading Scheme obliges large greenhouse gas emitters, such as power plants, industries and airlines to hold an allowance for each tonne of carbon dioxide they release into the atmosphere
Why consumer habits are equally as important for energy transition
The effect of individual efforts to arrest emissions are negligible unless adopted near-universally
UAE's balanced energy policy will serve it well
The pivotal years around 1971 marked the creation of a distinctively UAE model of energy industry management
