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Iran's economy still suffers from high inflation and is vulnerable to changes in oil prices.

New reports are bringing to light the extent of Bakken flaring, and the numbers are staggering.

A new study on the environmental impact of the Keystone XL pipeline moves the project one step closer to approval.

Oil production in the lone star state grew more than 20% in 2013 as output reached more than 850 million barrels for the year, but for the last three months rig count fell, along with the number of people employed by the industry.

Gates and other venture capitalists are betting on the Aquion battery .

After a large decline in fourth quarter profit, the oil major is calling off its Arctic exploration program.

The Chinese believe that they can achieve their objective of acquiring islands throughout the South and East China Seas without a fight. It worked against the Philippines. If they try the same strategy against Japan over the Senkaku Islands, they just may get a bloody surprise.

Slowing growth in developing countries is wearing on the coal market, as orders are cut and prices have fallen as much as 10% in a month.

A new report suggests that continued production from shale will keep gas prices low.

Butanol is set to debut in the U.S. next year, and Richard Branson is invested in the biofuel.

OPEC plans on making room for increased production from Iran, Iraq and Libya. But can OPEC keep the promise?

Russia's Lukoil has announced an agreement with Mexico's state-run oil company Pemex for exploration, extraction and cooperation on environmental best practices.

Tesla's quest to dominate the world of EVs continues.

Will locomotives change fuel sources once again, this time away from the entrenched diesel engine?

The Canadian winter is probably the worst time to lose access to a reliable source of heat and energy, but nearly 4,000 residents in the province of Manitoba are without natural gas after a pipeline operated by TransCanada Corp., exploded on Saturday.

The city of Beijing has just announced that it will ban the construction of any new oil refining, steel, cement, and thermal power plants as well as preventing the expansion of any existing plants, in order to try and clean up the city’s air and reduce pollution.

Ukraine in May hosts a summit to explore the potential for shale oil and natural gas in Europe. Ukraine and its Eastern European neighbors may host some of the more promising shale basins in the region.

If the shale revolution ends, what can we expect next?

Huge bill awaits China as the country battles pollution issues.

Middle East oil and political environment is shifting.