Merkel and Hollande ramped up the green rhetoric today, but Germany is hardly setting a good eco-example.

Riyadh pumped more oil in March than at any point since November 2005. The world is awash in crude.

The case for a better way to cope with climate change: research and development, not a doomed global climate treaty.

OPEC is clashing with the rest of the world’s oil producers, and as the IEA reports this price war is only just beginning.

Crashing oil prices and a new oil-unfriendly government pose big threats to Albertan oil sands production.

The UN climate chief is busy lowering expectations for December’s historic climate summit in Paris.

The same inventive spirit that kicked off the shale boom is keeping it alive in today’s bearish oil market.

Shale has failed in Europe, as complex geology, entrenched local opposition and byzantine regulations have strangled the potential boom before it could begin.

Uh oh: the supercomputers necessary to power our best climate models are energy consuming (and planet-wrecking) monsters.

American shale helped set off the crash in crude prices, and now it’s prepared to prevent a rebound.