Only 37 of 196 UN member states have submitted required national plans for tackling climate change. What does this say about the global movement?

America’s rig count drop is slowing down, suggesting that the shale industry is adjusting to discount crude prices.

President Obama’s lofty electric vehicles goals have been swatted down hard by reality.

Canada’s oil sands industry has to cut costs to survive today’s bearish crude market. Is it up to the challenge?

French president Hollande poured cold water over international climate politics in the run-up to December’s historic summit.

David Cameron’s new Conservative government is highly motivated to tap the country’s sizable shale reserves. The timing couldn’t be better.

Energy executives squared off at a Paris meeting this week, and the coal executive may have made the best point.

Texas made it illegal for local governments to enact fracking bans, but this battle for control over the shale boom is only just beginning.

A bearish crude market has the world’s petrostates nervously inspecting their now rapidly shrinking sovereign wealth funds.

U.S. shale gas is about to be unleashed on the world, and it’s going to fundamentally change the nature of LNG markets.