After years of dithering, President Obama is expected to kill Keystone today.

Our northern neighbor’s new Liberal government supports the controversial project, just as its Conservative predecessor did.

Saudi Arabia is slashing oil prices in Europe in an attempt to eke out a share of a crowded market.

Britain’s been busy closing coal plants in an attempt to go “green”, but a lack of replacements is threatening grid stability.

Iranian crude is set to douse an already oversupplied global market in 2016.

Three U.S. fracking companies project a bump in production this year, defying the pressures of a bearish oil market.

Advanced biofuels are a much better option than corn ethanol, but DuPont says they can’t compete at current oil prices.

Luxury car brands Porsche and Audi also cheated on emissions tests, according to the EPA.

The company behind Keystone just asked the White House to delay its decision. Here’s what is likely behind this new strategy.

The UN says national climate commitments don’t go far enough. No one’s happy with the state of climate talks.