Editor Jeff Siegel discusses Solyndra, the Keystone XL Pipeline, and new buying opportunities.
Chinese oil company Sinopec has offered Canada's Daylight Energy $2.1 billion for a takeover, and Daylight officials quickly accepted the generous offer.
Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl explains why Chavez's threat to break apart OPEC may never see the light of day.
Once the government is in debt to the bankers, it is at their mercy.
As oil and gas supplies drop, the industry's market value is feeling the blow.
BP announced plans this week to invest in an $800 million wind farm in Kansas.
In less than three years, Proshares' ETFs have garnered more than $2.5 billion in assets. ProShares now has ten commodities ETFs.
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.
President Obama strongly defends his administration's decision to loan $528 million to the solar energy company Solyndra.
The Alberta oil sands are producing more than just oil; massive amounts of sulphur are being made too. And I mean massive.
Dow Chemical Company moves into the clean electricity sector with the debut of their solar industry-revolutionizing product.
Westinghouse aims to block imports of solar power systems made by Canadian Solar Inc. and Zep Solar Inc.
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