Crude is trading at less of a discount stateside as compared to the rest of the world, undercutting arguments for ending the U.S. export ban.

Beijing hopes to add more dams to its increasingly scarce rivers to wean itself off of coal.

Gazprom supplies to Ukraine were shut off today as the two sides failed to reach a new natural gas agreement.

Germany’s energy transition has a remarkable ability to consistently fail in its objectives.

The EIA expects American oil output to drop slightly next year as low crude prices hurt shale producers.

A former director of Greenpeace UK called GMO opposition “morally unacceptable.”

The world’s oil majors aren’t shifting to renewables the way greens would like—and doing so will mean making the world more corporate and capitalist than it currently is.

After more than a year of delays the EPA finally released new biofuel quotas, but the policy remains hopelessly broken.

Riyadh can’t pump the gas it needs, so it has to rely on oil to produce electricity.

Some analysts see OPEC inaction achieving the Saudi goal of squeezing out U.S. shale, but longer-term petrostates are in trouble.