Gazprom made its first move towards natural gas spot pricing this week, a move most welcome in Brussels.

The oil price plunge is hurting green energy and exposing the folly of expensive subsidy regimes.

The ethanol industry retrenched this week after two “destination” plants closed their doors.

Oil companies have jumped ship from Ukrainian shale, but Kiev is hoping to lure them back on board by cutting royalty fees.

Oil sands producers have already invested too much money to stop pumping crude, despite plunging prices.

Russia and Venezuela are both reeling from bargain-priced oil, but there’s little the two countries can do about it bilaterally.

The world is set to blow past one of the most widely-cited climate warming limits, according to new research.

Producers are pioneering new ways to dramatically increase shale well outputs by “super-sizing” the scope of operations.

A new EIA report paints a generally favorable picture of lifting the export ban and opening up U.S. crude to the global market.

New rigs are helping shale producers stay profitable even as prices languish.