Gazprom may have a price war on its hands as it vies to keep U.S. LNG out of Europe.

Luddite sentiments run rampant on both sides of the aisle.

China is looking to capitalize on melting Arctic ice by traversing the fabled Northwest Passage.

Next up in Venezuela’s economic death spiral: significant cuts to the petrostate’s oil production.

The Saudis scuppered a petrostate plan to freeze output in Doha this weekend. The plan was doomed from the start.

Thanks to the shale boom, US total energy production reached 91 percent of consumption in 2015. (But beware the energy independence myth!)

American natural gas producers defied cheap prices and hit record output levels in 2015.

Cheap oil has cost the 18 petrostates convening in Doha this Sunday $315 billion, according to Bloomberg research.

The International Energy Agency is skeptical of the petrostate plan to freeze output, but expects falling U.S. shale production to erase a global glut.

A former renewables rising star is plodding towards bankruptcy. The state of U.S. solar is looking quite shaky.