New estimates say our northern neighbor will boost its oil output 28 percent by 2030.

Britain’s decision to leave the EU casts a cloud of uncertainty over the EU’s attempts to fix its carbon market.

Fearful of U.S. shale, Gazprom is sweetening deals for its gas supplies to Europe.

For the first time since 1998, OPEC ran a collective budget deficit last year.

A new study says it’s theoretically possible to boost output and reduce GHGs by fracking with CO2.

A warm winter was the biggest driver of emissions reductions in Europe in 2014.

Germany took a big step backwards by slapping its fledgling shale industry with an indefinite ban.

Temperatures are warming faster than we can develop crops that can thrive in the heat, according to a new study.

The U.S. fracking industry held its own against plunging crude prices, and now it’s ready to start growing again.

An oversupplied market is giving new ammunition to Asia’s LNG buyers in their fight to move to spot pricing.