U.S. shale producers are amassing a fracklog of oil while they wait for higher prices. That’s not good news for OPEC.

Shale supplies are boosting U.S. petroleum product exports while reducing our crude imports. Frack, baby, frack!

The environmental and economic costs of Germany’s decision to shut down its nuclear reactors are growing.

Brussels gave a revised plan for a nuclear power plant the green light this week after Hungary made concessions over how long it would source its fuel from Russia.

The EU pandered to anti-GMO Luddites by proposing a new law this week giving members the option to bar the use of safe GMOs.

Was this a deliberate move, or is the EU sleepwalking into another showdown with Russia?

The tangle of regulations hamstringing California’s ability to address its drought is part of a larger crisis of state governance. The reform of California is a major test of the American system.

Solar energy is struggling in the land of the rising sun.

A new fracking fluid could make drilling greener and bring costs down. Don’t bet against American innovation.

A European satellite is helping researchers find geothermal hotspots—an enormous but underutilized green energy source.