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There’s no question that the recent slump in oil prices is historical in both its extent and global implications. But how does it compare to other famous oil slumps in history?

We think we have ample time to accomplish everything. The reality is quite different.

Continuous change is the norm for energy markets - Renewables will rise quickly, but geo-political uncertainties abound

Vast quantities of gas are wasted each day through flaring at oil production sites – but it will be hard to meet a 2030 target to end the practice.

The European Trading System has failed to deliver on its promises from the outset. The time for reform is now.

What I realized somewhere along the way, though, was that the biggest risk is not risking.