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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
Abu Dhabi’s new giant solar and battery combination will provide electricity around the clock
At a budgeted $142bn for this year, military spending equates to more than half of last year’s energy export earnings
Islamic Republic faces the most challenging time in its history since the 1988 war with Iraq
Climate change, rapid progress of new energy technologies, the rise of electricity-hungry uses such as AI, lower international co-operation and trade growth will be key intersecting trends next year
New ventures in exploration and sustainable energy technologies signal growth for the emirate
Bringing back oil output would help meet some government revenues but require tricky negotiations
The caps have allowed production in non-member countries to rise
Energy investors, producers and consumers will have to contend with flows of oil, gas and minerals that are driven by politics more than economics
About two-thirds of global warming is currently driven by emissions of carbon dioxide from burning coal, oil, gas, forests and heating limestone to make cement
A cumbersome multilateral process is moving at a lumbering pace, but there's still time to limit the damage to our planet