Robin Mills

Electric vehicles are giving China an economic and even military advantage

US Energy Secretary Chris Wright, in a recent visit to the UAE, said more affordable energy is good for America and good for the world

Sharp turns on climate policy and global tariffs are opening doors for new entrants to become industry leaders

Oil producer group announced a surprise output increase last week forcing crude prices to dive

British company plans to spend more than $25 billion during the course of the project in Kirkuk to boost production to 420,000 bpd

The group is dealing with economic volatility, US-inspired trade wars, uncertain demand in China and in-house member needs

Investing 1-2 per cent of cumulative GDP to end-century in climate solutions would reduce the economic damage to just 2-4 per cent

World lithium demand could triple by 2030 and a new source would help keep prices down, offering some diversification from Chinese sources

Gulf region could have an important role in smelting and refining of the metal, new high-quality deposits of which are not easy to find

State-controlled Petrobras operates about 90 per cent of all its output

British Energy Secretary Ed Miliband faces a dilemma in approving two new oil and gasfields in the face of courts and climate campaigners

The current willingness of Washington to ride rough-shod over its allies’ interests is not a novelty but an acceleration of past trends

Beijing has imposed levies of 15 per cent on American coal and LNG and 10 per cent on crude oil

The vast formation is estimated to hold oil more than the reserves of Brazil or Algeria, and gas more than that of the UAE or Saudi Arabia

US President withdrew from the Paris Agreement on climate change in his first few days back in the Oval Office