Obama once seemed to lay the groundwork for approving Keystone, but seems to be taking a different road these days.

Lifting the ban on crude exports could help American shale producers compete in today’s more competitive market.

Beijing seems almost as ready as Moscow to sign a massive new gas deal this year.

OPEC’s chief doesn’t think U.S. shale can compete in today’s low-price market. Here’s what he’s missing.

A German minister criticized EU members’ support for nuclear energy, conveniently forgetting his own country’s huge renewables subsidy regime.

Oil’s supply outstrips demand by almost 1.5 million barrels per day, and we’re running out of room for storage.

A flood of shale oil helped exports of non-crude petroleum product exports grow for the 13th consecutive year.

Ukraine is scrambling to find enough cash to keep Gazprom gas flowing.

A vote to override Obama’s Keystone veto failed in the Senate today, but this saga is far from over.

Japanese solar is booming but utilities can’t keep up.