Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl focuses on a few farmers that are taking advantage of Big Oil's need for more water.
After months of halted oil production, South Sudan will soon be able to bring wells back online.
Enbridge's second major pipeline leak in two years caught regulators' attention and put the companies projects on hold.
In Oregon, you could be arrested for collecting rainwater on your own property.
With the threat of nuclear weaponry on the line, we have to give up some oil. But how can the world make up for this energy loss?
Energy and Capital Editor Keith Kohl gives readers the details behind Montana's secret oil comeback.
As you probably already know, I love calling out celebrities when they self-righteously insert themselves into the political-environmental debate regarding oil and gas...
India is auctioning off six shale blocks in the first phase of bidding, encouraging foreign participation.
New legislation will impose sanctions on banks involved in Iranian oil dealings in an attempt to stop the nation's nuclear program.
Total is feeling the heat from Baghdad after buying into Kurdistan's prosperous oil region.
Welcome back to the energy crisis! It was put on hiatus for the past few years as the globe's gears grinded thanks to a greedy-banker-induced recession... but it's back.
The shale boom has increased drilling, but it threatens to create a shortage in pipeline valves.
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