Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl explains where to look for investors trying to find the most profitable part of a gas boom.
Canada's Lynden Energy will be spudding its first horizontal well in West Texas in May.
Nearly a dozen earthquakes have occurred around a Marcellus drilling operation in Ohio. The state's natural resources department has stepped in to shut it down.
Keith Kohl's favorite microcap oil driller just made a new 52-week high...
With a four-month old patent on a design that began more than 20 years ago, an Ohio-based company is trying to bring a new automotive transmission to market.
Private Investment firm Riverstone Holdings is sinking $250 million into a new company called Rock Oil Holdings, hoping to cash in on shale plays.
OPEC has bumped up its estimate for global oil demand yet again; the second time in as many months.
Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl takes a hard look at where investors are finding the most profitable drilling stocks during the U.S. oil boom.
Ford, Chevrolet Fiat, BMW, Toyota, Tesla, Renault, Nissan, Honda, and Volkswagen all have electric cars in production. Now, South Korea's Hyundai says it will get in on the action.
Individual municipalities are banning hydraulic fracturing, and Los Angeles could become the biggest one yet.
A new design of LED bulb eliminates the bulky heat sink and flattens the profile, making it lighter and more radiative.
The mainstream media is catching on to the population boom in North Dakota related to Bakken drilling. But I've moved on to bigger, more profitable opportunities...