Tehran’s oil exports have nearly halved since 2011, wilting under the pressure of Western sanctions.

Moscow is facing a cold new energy reality as it struggles to find a place in today’s oversupplied world.

It seems all involved in the shale industry are taking pay cuts to keep American crude flowing.

Tehran hopes to boost oil production by one million barrels per day if and when Western sanctions are lifted, which could make life a lot worse for both OPEC and the U.S.

Don’t believe the hype: solar energy still isn’t cost-competitive with fossil fuels.

Time is running out for climate negotiators to produce a clarified draft text for December’s momentous climate summit.

The EIA expects American oil output to drop slightly next year as low crude prices hurt shale producers.

A former director of Greenpeace UK called GMO opposition “morally unacceptable.”

Delegates are struggling to whittle down a bloated draft text ahead of the Paris climate summit, and time is running out.

Gazprom needs another six weeks to mount a response to EU anti-trust charges. The stakes are high.