American frackers are cutting the costs of new oil production faster than any of their competitors.

Canada’s pipeline network isn’t keeping pace with its buoyant oil sands crude production.

As global productivity increases, energy intensity is steadily falling. That’s not just good for the world economy—it’s good for the planet, too.

Feed-in tariffs for large renewable power projects have been scrapped in favor of competitive auctions.

From the US to Europe to Asia, the price of carbon is way too low to affect serious change in emissions habits.

For the fifth time in six weeks, America’s oil rig count increased. That’s good news for shale.

German lawmakers want to keep exempting heavy industry from green power surcharges, but what about German households?

Japan’s fledgling solar boom is threatening to go bust as it struggles to connect new producers to its grids.

America has more recoverable oil than any other country in the world, according to new estimates.

Scientists are now seeing evidence that the hole in the ozone layer is healing. Here’s what that means for the fight against climate change.