Argentina’s troubled road towards green hydrogen
Argentina recently announced plans to start producing green hydrogen at scale in Patagonia. Will it succeed?
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Can Russia pivot its energy market away from Europe and towards Asia?
Russia is trying to pivot its energy market towards Asia as Europe weans itself from the country's fossil fuels. But…
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The Energy Charter Treaty has not aged well
The Energy Charter Treaty allows fossil fuel investors to sue countries for imposing laws that jeopardise their investments. Despite warnings…
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Opinion: The global LNG boom US exporters are chasing won’t materialise
Europe is doing everything it can to reduce gas use, while Asian governments are having to choose between sky-high prices…
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Opinion: US LNG is becoming a zero-sum game
The US is now a world-beating gas exporter, but the spoils of LNG market dominance are increasingly coming at the…
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Maersk: turning around an emissions super-tanker
The shipping sector poses some of the greatest challenges on the way to a net-zero global economy. Denmark’s Maersk is…
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Europe must unlock the Middle East as a provider of clean fuels
The EU should look to source renewable and low-carbon hydrogen from the Gulf states to deliver on climate action and…
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Will the West’s thirst for non-Russian oil bring a renewed friendship with Saudi Arabia?
As Western countries look to boost oil supplies and lower spiralling gas prices, will that lead to a reassessment of…
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