Russia is considering allowing Chinese investors to own more than 50 percent of some of its biggest oil and gas fields.

Ukraine’s gas won’t get cut off today, as Gazprom received a small $15 million prepayment from Kiev. But the day of reckoning is only pushed back by a few days.

The EU is cozying up to Turkmenistan in the hopes that Europe can wean itself off of Russian gas and all the strings that come attached.

A solar eclipse next month will plunge Europe into darkness and potentially disrupt green power production.

Rajendra Pachauri resigned as chairman of the IPCC this week amid allegations of sexual harrassment.

President Obama acted as promised and vetoed a bill that would have approved Keystone today. The end of this saga is nowhere in sight.

A new report warns that the U.S. is severely underfunding research into innovative new energy technologies.

Chevron’s decision to stop seeking concessions on Romanian shale is only the latest setback for Europe’s fracking ambitions.

As Obama readies a Keystone veto, he should keep in mind the recent spike in fiery derailments caused by under-built pipeline infrastructure.

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