Glasgow engineering firm Weir Group has entered the U.S. shale market through an acquisition of a U.S. shale services company.
In Hong Kong, a city with high pollution from vehicle emissions, electric taxicabs could change the market.
A progress report on the much-anticipated EPA study of fracking, which will determine the risk factors in the drilling process, was released last week.
The world didn't end, so go out and buy stocks.
As we prepare for the holidays, it's important to review the year and figure out how we can prepare for the future.
Jeff Siegel shares his electric vehicle predictions for 2013.
After tubing inside the San Onofre nuclear plant began leaking radioactive water, the NRC is questioning Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' work on the plant.
Despite a much-debated ban on fracking, New York state has created 44,000 jobs related to unconventional oil and gas development this year.
After cutting American wind jobs earlier this year, Siemens (NYSE: SI) announced new cuts in its German gas turbine business.
Sometimes, the stock market's moves are so clearly telegraphed, it's a simple matter of stooping over to pick up the profits that are just laying there. Now is one of those times.
On the heels of the U.S. anti-dumping tariff on Chinese solar companies comes another tariff, this time on wind turbine manufacturers.
A Texas land-owner says he wasn't fully informed on what the Keystone XL Pipeline would be carrying when he signed a contract, and a judge agrees with him.
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