Analysts don’t expect crude prices to rebound anytime soon. That’s good news for consumers, but quite scary if you’re in the business of selling oil.

Scientists are criticizing Scotland’s recent ban on GMOs as a setback for important research.

Royal Dutch Shell secured a permit this week to begin deep drilling in the Arctic. It looks like we’re off to the races in the area.

Obama approved a limited crude oil export deal with Mexico late last week. We’re slowly fixing an archaic policy.

Last week’s catastrophic explosions in the Chinese port city of Tianjin are damaging the ruling regime’s reputation for competence.

Riyadh hasn’t cut production to stop the recent plunge in global oil prices. Is Tehran the primary target of that strategy?

Sanctions and bargain oil prices are hamstringing Moscow’s ability to plan for its energy future.

Historically low oil prices aren’t crippling the shale industry the way many predicted they would.

Israel struck a deal this week to start production in its massive Leviathan offshore gas field.

Britain’s shale struggles highlight an important and oft-overlooked facet of the American shale boom: our laws about mineral rights.