Robin Mills

During the Iran war, Brent crude averaged $101 in March, $118 in April and under $106 so far this month

The oil cartel has a chance where it wants to be at the end of the war. It could reinvent or fade

As summer approaches, holidaymakers will face an uncomfortable choice between paying more to fly, drive or staying at home

Beyond restatements of routine positions, Beijing has said and done little publicly

The gas market has endured three massive crises in the space of just six years

Every day ships cannot pass strait freely further damages world economy

The risk-reward calculation is overwhelmingly in favour of building such insurance, even if it is used once in two decades

US will not be able to keep up with rapid, chaotic energy revolution conflict in Gulf will unleash

More than two weeks into the conflict, oil prices are above $100 per barrel and there is no credible strategy to reopen the waterway

The Gulf countries did not ask for this war, but they will keep their energy systems functioning as long as it takes

Attention has turned to whether Israel will conduct further attacks on Iranian energy infrastructure

Both regions seek a just low-carbon transition that acknowledges the continuing essential role of their hydrocarbons

The IEA forecasts a massive surplus in the oil market while Opec predicts 1.4 million barrels a day of demand expansion

Abu Dhabi's Adnoc has built a growing position in strategic assets for Europe’s energy security

The US and/or Israel could attack domestic Iranian energy infrastructure, concentrating on gas, electricity and fuel distribution