Prominent green leader Bill McKibben took some dubious shots at fracking this week.

Biofuel producers are sinking as their government subsidies are being cut—hardly the sign of a healthy industry.

A bearish oil market isn’t keeping Texas from attracting hundreds of thousands of new residents.

The first shipment of U.S. ethane—derived from fracked shale gas—arrived in Norway on Wednesday.

Maturing oil fields mean Rosneft is having to drill more wells to keep output level.

An International Energy Agency chief thinks the petrostate production freeze plan could be “meaningless.”

A new LNG import terminal and a proposed pipeline to Norway could help Poland diversify away from Russian gas.

More than a third of US nuclear power capacity is due to go offline by 2035. That’s a big problem.

U.S. shale producers are starting to tap previously drilled but not yet completed wells, threatening a recent rebound in prices.

China is going to build a nuclear plant to help reduce smog near Beijing. Meanwhile, public support for the energy source is bottoming out in the U.S.