Just what the green movement needed: more grim news about this December’s climate summit.

A new IEA report shows oil supply outstripping demand by 3 million barrels per day, the biggest such gap in 17 years.

Tehran faces a host of obstacles to gaining a foothold in Europe’s natural gas market.

The Land of the Rising Sun is reopening its first nuclear reactor this week after shuttering all fifty of its plants in the wake of the 2011 Fukushima disaster.

No other petrostate is reeling from the bearish crude market more than Venezuela.

Concerned over its “clean and green” image, Scotland is moving to ban GMOs. That’s yet another mark hoodwinked by Luddite greens.

Shale’s resilience has put Saudi Arabia and the rest of the world’s petrostates in a very tight spot.

Oil services companies are lowering their prices and even acting as lenders to help keep the shale industry afloat.

Thanks to the shale boom, more and more companies are choosing to fill up their trucks on propane and compressed natural gas.

Oil prices are plunging once again, erasing brief gains made this spring.