Petrostates might be able to agree to an output freeze on their second try, but that won’t fix the market’s oversupply.

The eco-merits of the U.S. biofuels policy aren’t being regularly reviewed.

Toxic smog is a fact of life in urban China, but deaths from air pollution in India are projected to rise faster in the coming years.

Shale gas supplies are going to have a field day over the next 25 years, and the United States is going to lead the way.

For the first time in more than forty years, U.S. crude is wending its way to buyers all around the world.

Moscow seems amenable to renewed talks of an oil production “freeze” deal with OPEC and other petrostates.

Caracas sits on massive reserves of oil, but mismanagement and cash shortages are crimping production.

Global tight oil production will more than double by 2040, led by growth in the United States.

Riyadh pumped a record amount of crude last month.

Alberta has a plan to channel geothermal energy from old oil wells to help grow crops.