Gazprom is finding that any alternative gas supply routes to Ukrainian pipelines are going to cost it dearly.

Thanks in large part to the shale boom, this summer’s gas prices are expected to be lower than they have been in years.

Brussels just unveiled new plans to try to fix its broken carbon market. Can it be salvaged?

The Iran nuclear deal could heighten tensions within OPEC.

The decline in UK North Sea oil production may be even steeper than first thought as low prices threaten to set off a “domino effect.”

How’s this for good green news: thanks to shale, natural gas overtook coal in the U.S. last April.

Saudi Arabia is borrowing money to cover budget deficits even while pumping record amounts of oil in an attempt to disrupt American shale.

To get around a state-wide ban, a group of NY farmers submitted a proposal to frack with propane.

Turkmenistan called out Gazprom this week for not paying its gas bill in 2015.

Fracking firms are innovating their way to profitability in an increasingly competitive market.