Robin Mills

Ukrainian drones have hit 13 Russian processing plants since the start of the year, damaging more than 500,000 barrels per day

The growing need for food, timber and biofuels are damaging the natural world

The global energy entities have to realign their policies to keep pace with energy security, transition and technology

In the world beyond the US, LNG in the key north-east Asian market is down to $8.30 per MBtu, the lowest since April 2021

Solutions to many of the 21st century’s environmental and energy challenges hinge on Asia's energy policies

Energy security, affordability and climate change are forcing countries to rethink their strategies

Pushing back the state oil company's higher capacity will save or at least delay some capital expenditure

The latest move by the US, the world’s leading liquefied natural gas exporter, to delay approvals of new export permits is sending mixed signals

Bulk carriers and tankers of oil and liquefied natural gas are increasingly steering clear of the area, with overall traffic down more than 40%

Governments need to clear the way for new transmission lines, particularly connections to neighbouring states, to meet net-zero goals

Major pieces of infrastructure – hydroelectric dams, nuclear plants, pipelines – may operate for 80 years or more if maintained well

While legacy of the late US secretary of state continues to shape oil markets, there is also a need to blend tactical diplomacy with strategic vision

Although the Emirates is not a huge emitter on the global scale, its plan is important for addressing key carbon questions

About 12% of seaborne oil trade and 8% of LNG passes through the Bab Al Mandeb strait

Despite a torrent of criticism, hosts UAE quietly worked behind the scenes to push through decisive action on climate change