Robin Mills

The accelerating flight of large numbers of people will worsen social tensions and have powerful and unpredictable political consequences

An energy war would cut supplies by 12 million barrels of oil a day, says Iran-backed Iraqi militia

In the short term, production cuts can maximise revenue, however, in the longer term, they become increasingly dangerous

Legacy industry in trouble as pressure from the government and climate groups mounts

India oil imports are the largest after China

Three countries submit compensation plans to deal with past overproduction

The shutdown of crude production in the country may seem like another short-lived crisis, but the situation is more fragile

The country's imports reflect more than a tenth of global oil production

The kingdom is investing heavily in renewable energy and natural gas infrastructure upgrades

European gas imports have dropped since the start of the war in Ukraine

Its oil industry is unlikely to regain the heights of the early 1970s and under ideal conditions, output might recover to 2.5 million bpd by 2030

The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation may be at its weakest now for a thousand years and if it were to seize up, Europe could cool by 5 to 15°C

Moscow has spent an estimated $7bn to buy old tankers that would usually have been scrapped, with a combined carrying capacity of 1.7 million barrels per day

The treatment process is projected to meet 16 per cent of the required reductions in greenhouse gas emissions by 2050

While the technology's rampant electricity consumption is straining grids, it could support efficiencies and the climate battle in the long-term