
Robin Mills

Energy · Oil & Gas
Robin Mills
Renewable sources and batteries have achieved impressive gains in performance and reductions in cost. They have minimal greenhouse gas emissions at the point of use. Yet even their breakneck growth will not be sufficient for them to deliver most global energy by 2050.
Robin Mills
Energy
American politicians like to imagine their exhortations have an effect on OPEC, and in particular on Saudi Arabia. This is mostly illusory. But is the organisation’s latest oil production cut, triggering angry exchanges between Riyadh and Washington, a political or an economic move? And is it a good or bad decision?
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Robin Mills
Energy · Oil & Gas
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