An oversupplied LNG market has many producers regretting investments, but the glut could fundamentally change the market.

To adapt to low crude prices, oil majors are abandoning megaprojects and focusing on smaller shale wells.

Egypt was being considered as one of the major buyers for Israel’s own Leviathan field.

State-supported renewables are set to send French electricity bills up next year.

Cue up a mournful dirge for the slow death of Europe’s once-vaunted shale hopes.

Ankara has filed for international arbitration as it looks for cheaper gas prices from Russia’s Gazprom.

Poland’s new government isn’t happy with the state of climate negotiations, and that should have negotiators readying for Paris very concerned.

Crunched by cheap oil prices, Saudi Arabia is mulling a cut to domestic fuel subsidies.

Europe is setting up barriers to GM crop cultivation even after science says these organisms are safe.

A U.S. company is ready to ship America’s first LNG exports in January at a time when the price incentive looks downright bleak.