Fracking concerns the local people because they fear it can contaminate the water supply, and now feared even more is if fracking will use too much water during the intensifying drought.
Energy and Capital's Keith Kohl explains why shale fever is growing over the Eagle Ford shale, and how investors can prepare for this south Texas oil boom.
The Alberta oil sands are producing more than just oil; massive amounts of sulphur are being made too. And I mean massive.
Editor Jeff Siegel discusses how the United States can cut its OPEC reliance by 42 percent.
Over 120,000 acres of Northern Alberta is currently undergoing surface mining. It's precisely this reason that I took five different flights to get to and from this remote part of the world last week.
Heavy crude oil is difficult to extract and requires a lot of energy consumption. But BrightSource and Chevron have teamed up to try and change that.
Smartphones, smart cars, cloud computing, increased processor speeds, etc., are all becoming par for the course... not to mention the Third World's thirst for it all. And raw materials (resources,...
Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl explains why the government is heading back to the Bakken
As incoming U.S. economic data and information on the European debt crisis remains consistently negative, the price of oil continues to drop to threatening lows.
On Tuesday, the United States demanded that Pakistan stop sending terrorist to attack U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan, or we would think about not paying the $4.5 billion in military funding we give...
As the energy sector falls, Chesapeake Energy rises on good news from Utica.
More than 100 million cubic feet, enough energy to heat half a million homes a day, of natural gas goes up in flames each day. About 30 percent of natural gas produced in North Dakota is just burned...