Iraq's oil ministry announced Thursday that ExxonMobil will not be permitted to participate in the oil and gas licensing auction this May because of illegal deals with Kurds.
Shrinking domestic demand, brought on by strict U.S. regulations and competition from cheap natural gas, coupled with dwindling European imports, has caused many U.S. coal sellers to mark Asia as...
A new OPEC has been unveiled. It's been put together by the Chinese to further manipulate the supply of critical rare earth metals.
Greenpeace's report shows Apple in a bad light, but Apple reveals plans that will actively refute the claims.
Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl explains why Russia is so eager to deal with Big Oil, and how investors can take advantage.
Global investment in clean energy went up 6.5 percent in 2011, reaching a record $263 billion dollars, according to a new report by The Pew Charitable Trusts.
Cheniere Energy has received approval from the federal government to construct the largest natural gas export facility in the U.S.
Cherry-picking offshore wind investment opportunities in Europe.
Make no mistake, I'm as ardent a supporter of a clean energy future as anyone else. But fact are facts. And the industry as a whole isn't doing so good right now.
For many, the bitter pill to swallow is that our good fortune in oil and gas production has come on the back of hydraulic fracturing.
The much-anticipated cleantech IPO was cancelled just hours before trading was to begin.
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