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US energy and climate legacy: the crucial impact of long-term policies

In his latest monthly column for Energy Connects, Robin Mills dives deep into President Biden's potential legacy as a transformative energy President, which hinges on the long-term impact of his clean energy initiatives.

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Climate on the Caspian: a COP of ambition and action in Baku

The sites of the latest three UN climate talks – COP27, COP28 and COP29 – outline a triangle about 2,000 kilometres long on each side, that contains almost half the world’s oil and gas reserves. Sharm El Sheikh in 2022, Dubai in 2023, and Baku in Azerbaijan, coming up this November, have nevertheless delivered or aim to deliver serious and real progress on climate, not the fossil fuel stitch-up many campaigners feared. As climate talks on the Caspian concludes this trio, what can we look forward to?

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US hurricane season: turbulence ahead for the energy industry?

As an intense, above-average hurricane season approaches this year, Robin M. Mills analyses the possible scenarios and the potential impact on the oil and gas infrastructure along the US Gulf coast, and on the international energy industry, in his exclusive monthly column

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EVs vs ICE: a letter from history and the future of mobility

In his exclusive monthly column for Energy Connects, Robin Mills weighs in on the doubts and prospects for electric vehicles (EVs) to surpass petrol and diesel cars in the near future, and demonstrates why the destination is clear - even if, like a bad Google Maps direction, the journey takes longer than advertised.

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Energy transitions and winning the battle for low-carbon energy systems

Low-carbon energy is winning the race in some sectors on its own merits – in solar and wind power, electric cars and increasingly batteries and heat pumps. There is plenty of work to be done in areas such as heavy industry, shipping and air travel. But here too, good solutions are starting to emerge. Governments should make inefficient and carbon-intensive consumer goods as unfashionable as smoking.

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