Canada is America’s biggest trading partner. Why isn’t that figuring in the Keystone debate?

U.S. oil imports from OPEC just hit a 28 year low, thanks to—you guessed it—fracking.

Gazprom’s net profits plunged 70 percent last year, and 2015 isn’t shaping up any better.

American oil production grew more in 2014 than it had in over 100 years, and it’s all thanks to fracking.

The state-owned gas firm submitted a request to Moscow asking that the price discount be extended for another three months. It’s likely an attempt to weaken European solidarity on sanctions.

State-owned CNOOC is calling it quits on a major shale project in eastern China. It’s blaming low oil prices, but those aren’t the only reason why shale is failing in China.

Hungary reworked its nuclear fuel deal with Russia to allay EU concerns, but hurdles remain for the reactors in question.

A trio of recent studies send some baffling mixed signals about the effects of global warming.

Checked by Western sanctions, Russia’s Siberian LNG ambitions may rely on Chinese financiers.

American crude sells for less than the global benchmark thanks in part to a 1970s-era export ban. Shale operators are less than pleased.