America’s disastrous biofuel policy once again shows itself incapable of reacting to market conditions. This is bureaucracy at its worst.

The world’s oil majors aren’t shifting to renewables the way greens would like—and doing so will mean making the world more corporate and capitalist than it currently is.

Will the Paris summit kill the oft-hyped 2 degrees Celsius climate change target? All signs point to yes.

After more than a year of delays the EPA finally released new biofuel quotas, but the policy remains hopelessly broken.

American shale gas is prepared to not only flood the global LNG market, but to fundamentally transform it.

French environment minister Ségolène Royal has just poured cold water over the UN climate process. Is the Paris climate summit doomed before it begins

With lower breakeven prices and innovative new techniques, shale firms are better prepared to weather a price war than OPEC might hope. The cartel’s long-term outlook isn’t bright.

Riyadh can’t pump the gas it needs, so it has to rely on oil to produce electricity.

Some analysts see OPEC inaction achieving the Saudi goal of squeezing out U.S. shale, but longer-term petrostates are in trouble.

Iraq is preparing to boost oil production to record levels, contributing to an already oversupplied global market.