Indiana’s state legislature is considering a bill that could have broad implications for small-scale solar producers in America.

As Asian LNG prices drop, Europe is finding it easier to purchase more of the product and diversify its energy supply away from Russian gas.

Crashing oil prices and policy uncertainty have closed one of Britain’s largest biofuel facilities. It seems the boondoggle is a global phenomenon.

Naftogaz halted gas supplies to eastern Ukraine yesterday, and Gazprom responded by announcing that it would supply the region directly.

Moscow is ramping up oil sales to Asia while it works on finalizing a second massive gas deal with China.

The UK’s North Sea crude production is waning, racking up both opportunity costs and an estimated £15 billion bill for the decommissioning of offshore infrastructure.

America’s rig count has dropped sharply in recent months, but that doesn’t mean production is set for a similar decrease.

Over the weekend, a train carrying 100 cars loaded with crude derailed in remote Canadian wilderness. Mr. President, consider accidents like these as you ponder your Keystone decision.

The USDA just approved two new apple varieties that have been genetically modified to resist browning.

Buses idle while over-budget and behind-schedule rail projects proliferate. That’s a problem, but something can be done.