Germany has tripled its renewable power production over the past decade. But how green is its energiewende, really?

An important pipeline project—meant to ease a natural gas bottleneck in New England—was scrapped this week.

A former renewables rising star is plodding towards bankruptcy. The state of U.S. solar is looking quite shaky.

Russia’s largest state-owned oil firm reportedly intends to cut production ahead of the April 17th summit in Doha to map out a production freeze strategy.

Russia’s energy minister thinks petrostates’ plan to freeze oil output has achieved “critical mass.” That’s not likely, though it is slightly boosting prices.

The U.S. Department of Energy this week announced it will help fund two companies that are pioneering new nuclear technologies.

Europe’s decision to diversify away from Russian gas is hurting an already beleaguered Gazprom.

The global LNG market underwent some big shifts last year. Here’s what that means for US exports.

Oil prices are flirting with sub-$30 levels, but they may not stop there.

U.S. shale firms are drilling but not yet fracking wells, and the growing backlog may push oil prices down for some time to come.