The number of active US rigs dropped to its lowest level since 2011, but it’s not time to panic yet.

The gap between U.S. imports and exports grew last year, but it would’ve been much worse if not for fracking.

Private firms are having an easier time adjusting to plunging crude prices than petrostates are.

Ten months out and already top officials are trying to tamp down expectations for this year’s climate summit in Paris.

EU electric vehicle sales are plummeting along with oil prices, but policymakers are convinced more regulations will save the nascent industry’s day.

In a letter to the State Department, the EPA asked for new Keystone analysis based on plunging global oil prices.

A new report says replacing many UK trains with buses could save commuters both time and money.

Refiners still don’t know how much biofuel they were supposed to blend into their product last year.

Chevron is packing up shale operations in Poland as the country’s fracking ambitions wither on the vine.

Chinese coal production dropped last year, and Beijing just issued a moratorium on new coal mines in the east.