Robin Mills is the CEO of Qamar Energy and a fellow at Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy. He specializes in energy and mining, climate change, and business economics, often focusing on topics such as ESG, the UAE, and the UN Climate Change Conference. Robin’s insights have been featured in prominent publications including Jordan News, Energy Post, and The National News.
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Bringing back oil output would help meet some government revenues but require tricky negotiations
Rarely does the opportunity to buy an international energy leader arise British energy giant BP was forged in the Gulf.
By: Robin Mills
New ventures in exploration and sustainable energy technologies signal growth for the emirate
By: Robin M. Mills, Robin Mills
So trends will swamp cycles. The key intersecting trends include climate change, the rapid progress of new energy technologies, the rise of electricity-hungry uses such as artificial intelligence, lower international co-operation and trade growth, and spreading economic and demographic maturity.
By: Robin Mills
To avoid a 2008-style power crunch, every type of energy must be thrown into the mix
Islamic Republic faces the most challenging time in its history since the 1988 war with Iraq
In Dezhou, China, is an odd memorial to an American President. On display is a solar panel, one of three surviving from those famously installed on the White House roof by President Jimmy Carter. President Carter’s death on 29 December, aged 100, is a reminder of the energy path the US could have travelled, and that China did.
By: Robin M. Mills, Robin Mills
“The great questions of the day will be decided by blood and iron,” said former German chancellor Otto von Bismarck.
Abu Dhabi's new giant solar and battery combination will provide electricity around the clock
Saudi Arabia’s path to nuclear power has been long and complicated. The Trump administration can ease the way, says Robin Mills
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