Maine wants to guarantee solar producers long-term, regulator-set rates. This is not what a healthy industry looks like.

Greens love him, but Bernie Sanders has a remarkably shallow and short-sighted environmental platform.

The UN’s climate slush fund isn’t just having trouble raising money—it’s also having problems spending it.

A March 20th meeting to coordinate a petrostate production freeze might not occur thanks to Iran’s non-participation.

Justin Trudeau and Barack Obama just announced a plan to cut methane emissions from oil and gas drilling by 40-45% by 2025.

China’s slowing, changing economy means our climate models need some major recalculating.

One year after Shell abandoned South African shale plays, the country announced its plans to kickstart the fledgling industry.

Worried about the recent rise in micro-earthquakes, Oklahoma slapped its oil and gas industries with a heavy new regulation.

Nearly five percent of America’s coal-fired power capacity was lost last year as shale continues to squeeze out the sooty energy source.

No one’s cutting production (yet), but merely discussing an output freeze has been enough to kick off an oil price rally.