Africa’s oil prospects look a lot dimmer today than they did when crude was trading above $110 per barrel.

China won’t be snatching up U.S. LNG anytime soon. It’s a decidedly bad time to be in the business of selling hydrocarbons.

A new study says Antarctic ice melting projections were off by as much as an order of magnitude.

The Senate sent two powerful and unmistakable messages to climate negotiators this week: Don’t expect U.S. cooperation.

Divisions within the petrostate cartel are bogging down talks meant to sketch out a long-term strategy.

Shale gas—not wind or solar energy—is responsible for America’s energy-related emissions drop in recent years.

American frackers secured more financing from lenders than expected during routine readjustments this week.

Sanctions and cheap prices are creating a terrifying oil outlook for the Kremlin. Flagging oil production is an economic, energy, and national security concern all at once.

The oil cartel is selling its crude for less than $40 per barrel, the first time that’s happened this decade.

France will cancel planned marches and concerts surrounding the impending Paris climate summit, keeping the focus purely on talks.