Germany’s energiewende is costing consumers 28 billion euros every year, and the country’s poor are feeling that pinch most keenly.

A new report says a UN carbon offset scheme is plagued by questionable credits and may have incentivized emitting more.

State-owned oil company asked Moscow for more than $4 billion in state financing for new projects, and was almost wholly rejected.

Germany is ready to take advantage of a new EU rule that will allow the country to opt out of safe GM imports.

Europe’s fascination with renewables is hitting its utilities hard and threatening its future grid stability.

Researchers have discovered a way to pull carbon out of the atmosphere and use it to create high-end nanofibers.

The EU’s climate commissioner criticized the sluggish pace of progress in climate talks leading up to the Paris summit.

A major U.S. shale company just signed a multi-million dollar deal to buy wastewater from a Texas town for use in fracking operations.

Green nut-jobbery is pushing firms to label their foods as non-GMO—even when their products lack genes to modify.

All the pieces are in place for oil prices to plunge into the $30 range. Are producers and petrostates ready?