China overtook the U.S. as the world’s top oil importer last month.

Ankara appears very close to agreeing to terms with Gazprom on the Turkish Stream pipeline project. Next question: which way will the Greeks go?

Even greens are sick of the never-ending Keystone saga.

France’s nuclear industry is in turmoil, a bad sign for the planet ahead of this December’s climate talks in Paris.

These are trying times for American shale producers, but don’t call the boom a bust just yet.

European automakers are loathe to see loopholes in emissions testing closed, and are calling for a delay in new rules.

New research links groundwater pollution with nearby fracking, but this isn’t the damning evidence against the controversial drilling practice that greens would have you believe.

New Russia-China energy agreements are running into trouble as the Chinese seek the best possible terms from the more desperate Russia.

Scientists have demonstrated a solution for one of quantum computing’s biggest problems. Are you ready for the next step in the information revolution?

As a conservative think tank is roiling the waters of North Carolina’s public higher education system, it’s clear that red states pose a huge threat to the dysfunctional higher ed status quo.