Editor Keith Kohl takes a hard look at China's latest energy spending spree and shows investors where they'll be looking next as China's oil thirst grows.
430 billion barrels of oil are ready to be extracted.
Nature and bureaucracy collude against Shell's Arctic plans.
As shale oil supplies increase, a new way to transport the resource to refineries is needed.
A new study shows the Bakken's per-well production is not as great as other plays...
Natural gas prices have increased 70% on higher demand.
I don't care if you're ready to go out and buy a Chevy Volt, or invest in high-yielding natural gas stocks operating in the USA, there's an opportunity for everyone to do the right thing for this...
Hess Corp.'s second quarter earnings report shows increased oil production in the Bakken and a plan for more spending in this profitable play.
GE Energy will become three separate businesses to cut costs and facilitate business activities.
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.
Chinese CNOOC's $15.1 billion bid for Canadian Nexen is the nation's biggest move into foreign oil.
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