Robin Mills

New movement restrictions could slash up to 600,000 bpd from overall road fuel demand and up to another 100,000 bpd from jet fuel

The country has enacted reforms to become more business friendly, bring in private investment and integrate its energy sector into European markets

While 56% of today’s nuclear power capacity is in North America and western Europe, the IAEA forecasts this will fall to about 25% by 2050

The alliance surprised markets by choosing to increase production over the next three months rather than extend output cuts as expected

Murban is not intended to replace Brent or WTI, but to complement them

The Nord Stream II pipeline is not a real threat to European energy security

Raw material costs become increasingly important as the price of new energy systems approaches the cost of their inputs

The alliance should shift gears in order to address changing markets dynamics

Saudi Arabia's longest serving energy minister laid the groundwork for large-scale petrochemical and refining ventures in the kingdom

Arctic blasts may not trouble the Arabian Gulf but the Texas crisis should convince all regions to prepare for their own weather challenges

The two countries have partnered on existing projects but future strategies look different

To meet divestment targets companies have little choice but to sell what the market wants

Electric cars already offer a superior driving experience. With many fewer moving parts, maintenance costs are much lower

American energy industry needs to be able to argue its case effectively as opposed to leaning on litigation

Coal is high-carbon, polluting and dangerous in other ways, and can easily be replaced by renewable energy, nuclear or gas power