I wrote about "the Octopus" a few weeks ago. But I think you should know that the American oil and gas boom is about to undergo another tectonic shift...
GE's (NYSE: GE) new range of products, PowerTreat, addresses the most-used material in U.S. power plants: coal.
After three years of rapid production, Iraq has passed Iran to become the second-largest oil producer in OPEC.
As a part of the Smart City San Diego initiative, the San Diego Zoo will offer solar power charging at five EV charging stations.
I think the real natural gas "milestone" in 2013 will be what the U.S. collectively decides to do with its newfound gas wealth.
Still reeling in the aftermath of Fukushima, Japan's nuclear power industry took another hit when a fault line was discovered under the oldest reactor.
Some of China's biggest solar companies surged after the announcement of new subsidies that could total $2 billion.
Spectra Energy (NYSE: SE) is gaining access to oil and gas infrastructure with its latest purchase of a pipeline system.
Long a natural gas exporter, Egypt may become an importer as early as next year as rising demand battles falling production.
Jordan could have the world's fourth-largest shale deposit, but a lack of infrastructure is holding back development.
In its latest annual energy report, Exxon Mobil (NYSE: XOM) predicts a healthy future for North American energy production.
Canada approved two long-awaited acquisitions last week, but the government has made it clear that similar approvals may not happen in the future.
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