American consumers are spending less at the pump, and analysts say the U.S. economy will benefit for some time.

A top Russian oil executive is predicting an eight percent drop in output over the next two years on account of low prices and Western sanctions.

Nigeria is agitating for an emergency OPEC meeting, but don’t expect the Saudis to agree.

Canadian oil sands production is expected to grow this year despite plunging prices. Here’s what that means for Keystone.

The Saudis are well prepared to ride out today’s oil bear market.

Private firms are having an easier time adjusting to plunging crude prices than petrostates are.

The oil and gas sector may not like it, but plunging crude prices are a boon for many American companies.

The oil price crash has sent LNG prices reeling, casting doubt on America’s gas export plans.

The oil price crash is helping Gazprom’s customers in Europe, turning the tables on Putin.

Sorry, Saudi: a backlog of shale wells means the U.S. isn’t quite ready to act as the world’s swing oil producers.