Newly released data sheds light on the dysfunctional accreditation system behind America’s biofuel mandates.

The EU just approved an important reform to its broken-down carbon market, due to come into play in 2019.

Germany’s rapid renewable expansion is putting pressure on its neighbors’ power grids.

Crude is trading at less of a discount stateside as compared to the rest of the world, undercutting arguments for ending the U.S. export ban.

Driverless cars promise to raise our quality of life and help humanity go green in the process.

Beijing hopes to add more dams to its increasingly scarce rivers to wean itself off of coal.

If Iran is able to boost oil exports as part of sanctions relief, Russia stands to lose the most.

New York rubber-stamped a fracking ban this week, while the prospects for Pennsylvania’s shale industry darkened.

Rich countries promised the developing world a $100 billion climate fund six years ago, so where’s the money?

Independent investigators found Europe’s carbon market lacks enough oversight to prevent abuse.