The bearish oil market is threatening to push Venezuelan oil firm PDVSA over the edge, which could end up easing the global oversupply.

In a move that threatens to “put a cap” on any potential oil price rebound, American frackers are ready to increase spending if crude edges into the $40 range.

As the first cargo of U.S. LNG makes its way to Brazil, we look at the big winners and losers of this new American export.

Brent crude hit $37 in trading today for the first time in two months. Here’s why that rebound didn’t last:

The first shipment of liquified American shale gas departed a Louisiana port on Wednesday, an historic occasion in U.S. energy history.

Countries across the EU are looking to wood pellets to help meet renewable energy requirements set by Brussels, but that practice’s green merits are murky.

Bill Gates is optimistic about our energy future, so long as we wisely invest more in R&D.

The Saudi oil minister said production cuts aren’t in the cards “because there is less trust.” Prices are predictably falling again.

Oil prices jumped today after a new IEA report came out that predicts U.S. oil production could fall this year and next.

China’s capital is tightening the standards for triggering its most serious air quality warning.