Hurricanes can cause an upset to refineries on the Gulf coast, and natural gas futures rose 1.8% on Wednesday.
Argentina's 774 trillion cubic feet of potentially recoverable shale reserves puts it at number three in the world. And an American company wants in...
Last year, France became the first country to ban fracking. But not drillers and supporters are demanding the issue be opened back up -- and it likely will be.
Shell, the first foreign investor to receive a product sharing contract for China's shale operations, plans to pump $1 billion a year into the development.
Exxon Mobil and Qatar Petroleum are looking to expand their LNG import facility in Texas to include an export terminal.
Editor Keith Kohl explains why the Marcellus play will soon become one of the top onshore gas fields in the United States.
New York state will likely legalize the fracking process, opening up a whole new area for Marcellus shale producers.
Mexico borders Texas' Eagle Ford shale formation, and last year the nation imported 500 billion cubic feet of natural gas. But it wants more, and it's expanding its pipeline system to get it.
The government didn't see it coming. Climate scientists didn't see it coming. But CO2 emissions are dropping to the lowest level in 20 years...all because of natural gas.
BNK Petroleum's Poland Gapowo well is showing higher than expected gas levels.
The shale boom has ramped up U.S. energy and manufacturing jobs.
Drilling may be banned in the city, but that doesn't mean it can't benefit from the Pennsylvania boom.
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