India’s insistence on its right to grow may be the biggest obstacle for Global Climate Treaty negotiations later this year.

Berlin moved against fracking this week, but its renewables won’t save it from Gazprom.

Kyiv just signed a new three-month Russian gas deal with a fairly steep price discount, but Russia still retains its long-term leverage.

Gazprom’s net profits plunged 70 percent last year, and 2015 isn’t shaping up any better.

Checked by Western sanctions, Russia’s Siberian LNG ambitions may rely on Chinese financiers.

Kiev is staking out a hardline position in new gas negotiations with Moscow, but make no mistake: it needs Gazprom.

No one is close to catching up to the American shale boom. Here’s why.

American shale producers are drilling but not yet fracking a growing number of wells. This “fracklog” should worry the world’s petrostates.

EU policymakers will meet tomorrow to debate a plan to give the Commission oversight over gas supply contracts.

WTI crude hit a six year low this week as US shale producers defy OPEC expectations and keep the oil flowing.