Natural gas prices have increased 70% on higher demand.
The UK government has declared a cut in subsidies for wind and biomass while also initiating a tax break for gas developers.
Once the world realized graphite was in the same position as rare earths (that demand was rising and will continue to rise, but supply was controlled by the Chinese), prices took off quickly.
Fracking opponents often use statistics and scientific claims, but they are not supported by science.
As the companies fail to receive 40% of their components from domestic suppliers, the national bank has refused to provide loans.
OCI Solar Power and CPS Energy are forming a partnership to create a 400-megawatt utility solar project.
Hess Corp.'s second quarter earnings report shows increased oil production in the Bakken and a plan for more spending in this profitable play.
Editor Keith Kohl warns investors that making this mistake could be the difference between making a profit and losing everything.
Martin Craighead of Baker Hughes warns that as oil prices drop, so could shale production.
An innovative algae company is teaming up with a Brazilian ethanol producer in a $9.8 million biofuel project.
Qualcomm's Halo Wireless EV Charging could revolutionize EV charging infrastructure.
GE Energy will become three separate businesses to cut costs and facilitate business activities.