Shale gas continues to displace coal in the US, and in the process it is making this country greener.

Why an Oklahoma oil company is rejecting state anti-earthquake regulations, and why that matters for the shale industry.

We’re only a week into 2016, and already it’s a terrible start to the year for oil producers.

Low oil prices saved U.S. drivers $110 billion last year, and most of that money is being spent.

Europe’s oil benchmark fell below $35 per barrel for the first time since 2004.

Last year, America’s average natural gas price hit a low not previously seen this millennium.

Croatia received a number of bids this week for an LNG import terminal that would help it diversify away from Russian gas supplies.

U.S. stripper well operators aren’t backing down from a fight with OPEC.

For now, Moscow has little choice but to ramp up production to try to offset bargain prices by selling more.

This week, Beijing warned children and the elderly to stay away from deadly smog and not to venture outside.