Robin Mills is a Contributor at The National News. He specializes in energy policy and regulation, energy sustainability, and commodities markets, with a focus on the Middle East's energy landscape. Robin is featured in prominent publications such as Jordan News, Energy Post, and Asia Times, among others.
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For one of the five women on Team 8Oars, the journey took some unexpected turns but was at least a meaningful as anticipated.
By: Robin M. Mills, Robin Mills
Fifty years ago, at the end of the sun-baked summer of 1976, Denis Howell was appointed the UK's minister for drought.
The architect of Qatar's world-leading liquefied natural gas industry, former Energy Minister Abdullah Bin Hamad Al Attiyah, died on 27 May.
By: Robin M. Mills, Robin Mills
Blood and iron will decide the great questions of the day, as Otto von Bismarck said. Like all conflicts from the Bronze Age onwards, modern wars rely on metal.
By: Robin Mills
The reopening of Hormuz may prove to be a genuine peace. Equally, it may simply be a pause. Energy markets should not assume the danger has passed.
By: Robin Mills
Tehran's needs are enormous, with ageing oilfields needing recovery and new explorations waiting to be done
Loss of a fifth of global oil and gas supply should have sparked chaos, but sound policy and a short war meant it didn't
By: Robin Mills, Robin M. Mills
Damascus must be the most solarised city in the Middle East. Panels adorn almost every apartment building, villa and hotel, with workers hammering away to install more.
The 4th of July this year marked the US’s 250th birthday. For almost exactly half that time, it has been the champion of global energy. With a bold shift toward
The latest phase of the war is disrupting fuel supplies at home while tightening refined product markets abroad
