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Drillers are trying to replicate the U.S. shale gas revolution in places such as China, Russia, India, South Africa, Australia, Argentina, the U.K, and Poland.

Amazon and Twitter have received “Fs” on their renewable energy report cards issued by Greenpeace.

China has announced plans to support greater adoption of electric vehicles by exempting buyers of EV’s from paying a sales tax.

British Prime Minister David Cameron said Thursday his government would do what it could to help the country's largest coal producer, U.K. Coal, stay afloat.

Exxon has released a report outlining the risks climate change pose to the future of its business.

Net U.S. imports of energy in 2013 were at their lowest level in more than 20 years because of domestic oil and gas production from North Dakota and Texas. Policymakers say it's time to capitalize on those reserves, but the sustainability of the energy boom may present long-term risk.

Russia's Bazhenov shale oil field covers 2.3 million square kilometers or 570 million acres, which is the size of Texas and the Gulf of Mexico combined and represents an area 80 times larger than Bakken.

There is only one certainty in Ukraine: The energy sector must and will be transformed, and how long this takes will depend on who ends up in the driver’s seat and how serious they are about becoming a part of Europe and reducing dependence on Russia.

A team of researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, taking their cue from nature, have released a new study that shows that organic materials can be used to conduct electricity and emit different colors of light.

The national average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline for Monday is the highest it's been since Sept. 11.

Could the U.S. unleash a flood of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve that would drive down prices in order to punish Russia?

Just weeks after the US announced its first test sale of crude oil from strategic reserves since 1990, billionaire philanthropist George Soros is lobbying for the release of more reserves on the market to punish Russian President Vladimir Putin.

New LNG leeway in the United States could help the cause, though any meaningful relief for Europe may arrive long after the immediate crisis is over.

A new chapter in Ukrainian politics is about to begin.

Over the past year, a new brand of advocacy has taken root that aims to affect the behavior of the world’s largest hydrocarbon producers through their own corporate structures.

Where Russia is involved many in the West believe that one only needs to scratch the surface to see traces of the old Soviet Union begin to resurface.

Chevron is seeking $32.3 million in legal fee reimbursements after a U.S. federal judge ruled in its favor earlier this month in a record $19 billion judgment for contaminating Ecuador’s Amazon rainforest.

Could Afghanistan become the Saudi Arabia of lithium?

The West may be gaining leverage, as the Russian economy has shown some cracks amid uncertainty over how bad the Crimea standoff is going to get.

China is expected to raise retail natural gas prices and may also allow investment from private companies in the energy sector.