Robin Mills

Opec+ and consumers are not enemies but the producers’ group is entitled to respond to actions from other market players

Hydrogen, carbon capture and the circular economy dominated discussions at Adipec last week

It seems almost forgotten that it was Trump who asked Opec+ to make deep cuts to save the American oil industry

Continent's import dependence on gas increased to 63% in 2019, from 44% in 2001

Frank Herbert’s book has themes of oil and imperialism, but also water, the environment and their relation to local peoples

Country's path towards declining carbon dioxide levels and other greenhouse gases is easier than others with a mix of new solar and nuclear facilities, batteries, and gas-fired plants fitted with carbon capture and storage or adapted to burn hydrogen

EU demand for gas imports is expected to rise 10% by 2025

The Emirates could potentially produce blue and green hydrogen at very favourable prices in line with global ambitions that aim to bring the fuel’s costs below $2 by 2030

The agreement shows the direction of evolution in world affairs towards an Indo-Pacific approach

Process takes carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuels, separates it and safely disposes it or turns it into useful products such as chemicals or ceramics

To meet the Paris Agreement goals, greenhouse gas releases should be falling 7.6% annually but emissions are instead set to rise 3% this year

Asian liquefied natural gas hit an all-time high this January of $32.50, almost $190 per barrel of oil equivalent, higher than crude has ever reached

Increasingly carbon-averse financiers prefer to avoid putting their money into petroleum