Americans are saving on heating bills this winter. Shale deserves plenty of credit.

The global LNG market underwent some big shifts last year. Here’s what that means for US exports.

America’s average gas price fell below $2 for the first time since March 2009, according to new EIA data.

Two tankers loaded with U.S. crude are well on their way to European ports following the end of a ban on oil exports.

Solar stocks are sliding right alongside global oil prices. Cheap crude makes it harder for renewables to thrive.

A fleet of tugboats initially commissioned to help import LNG is now starting to escort American LNG exports.

Oil prices are flirting with sub-$30 levels, but they may not stop there.

The first shipments of U.S. LNG are leaving a Louisiana plant this week. Analysts say America is poised to be the third-biggest exporter by 2020.

North Sea oil production is being crunched by bargain crude prices, and Scotland is looking like the big loser.

“Extreme weather” decimated cereal crops over the past 50 years. GMOs can help stop that from happening in the future.