America has more recoverable oil than any other country in the world, according to new estimates.

The shale industry is making impressive progress in bringing down the steep output decline rates of fracked wells.

Flared gas rates in North Dakota have dropped from 36 percent in January 2014 to just 10 percent in March.

Cheap oil means cheap gasoline, and American drivers are expected to take full advantage this holiday weekend.

Hydraulic fracturing has never been more important to America’s energy fortunes.

America’s net imports of natural gas last year were lower than at any point since 1986.

Thanks to the shale boom, US total energy production reached 91 percent of consumption in 2015. (But beware the energy independence myth!)

American natural gas producers defied cheap prices and hit record output levels in 2015.

Cheap oil means cheap gasoline, and American drivers are going to save big at the pump this summer. Thank you, shale.

The U.S. shale industry has defied expectations and kept afloat, even with oil under $40 per barrel. This chart helps explain why: