The Obama administrations keystone climate change regulation was put on hold by the Supreme Court this week.

Thanks to today’s bearish oil market, many Midwestern drivers could soon be paying less than $1 per gallon of gas.

America stands to produce twice as much oil from shale by the 2030s, according to a new report.

China’s oil production is expected to fall this year. That’s good news for world peace.

Brussels is releasing new proposals to craft a coherent EU-wide energy strategy—a direct response to Gazprom’s grip on the continent.

Japan hopes to use its forests as a domestic energy resource, but let’s not kid ourselves: This is no grand green solution.

Cheap oil and waning political support have the top U.S. corn ethanol producer reevaluating the industry.

President Obama wants to tax U.S. oil firms $10 for every barrel of oil they produce. The timing should tell you something about how serious a strategy it is.

British public opinion appears unfriendly to fracking. Why mineral rights—or a lack thereof—matter:

Texas shale companies are doing what no one thought they could: staying profitable at $32 per barrel oil.