After two years ConocoPhillips is pulling out of a Chinese shale play in the Sichuan basin. Fracking is harder than the US makes it look.

Cheap oil is crushing Russia’s economy, and with the bullish days long forgotten, Moscow’s military budget might be affected.

France is passing a law today that will hamstring its world-leading nuclear sector, and is somehow calling this a green success.

Shuttered industry is helping to clear China’s smoggy skies. Will greens declare this a triumph?

Russian gas firms are eying investments in Iranian projects as a way to protect their market share in Europe.

Beijing’s growing appetite for a particularly dirty fossil fuel puts paid to the notion that it’s the world’s newest green paragon.

Bargain crude was supposed to be a net positive for the U.S. economy, but so far it’s hurt GDP. Is that about to change?

Mutant moths may be the next great green innovation, according to British researchers who have pioneered an alternative to pesticides.

The Paris climate treaty appears to be shaping up to be a diplomatic farce. Time for Greens to move on from the counterproductive UN treaty system.

Mexico sold off two shallow-water oil blocks, the first such tenders since 1938.