The shale industry is making impressive progress in bringing down the steep output decline rates of fracked wells.

The recently enlarged Panama Canal can shave time and costs for US LNG exporters looking to sell their wares to Asia.

There’s a plan—pushed by clueless greens—to shut down California’s last nuclear plant. At least there’s one environmentalist that knows that’s a mistake.

A group of 107 Nobel laureates just called out Greenpeace for its Luddite and borderline barbaric opposition to a lifesaving GMO.

China has twice as much wind energy capacity as the U.S., but still produces less actual wind power.

The discoveries of new water supplies for parched California and a massive new reserve of helium in Africa pile fresh dirt on Malthus’s grave.

Caracas can’t pay oil services companies, and so is bracing for a further 11 percent decline in crude output this year.

Canada’s oil sands production is set to grow more than 40 percent, despite the abandonment of the Keystone XL pipeline.

Toxic air pollution is killing millions of people every year, but smarter energy solutions (like shale gas) can save lives.

Just one week after a WSJ report saying that it was coming around to nuclear power, the Sierra Club issued a sharp repudiation.