Oil prices surged early on…
Chinese FX outflows, often underreported…
The fluctuating prices in response…
Nearly a decade has passed since Uganda discovered it had oil to offer the world, but finally it’s struck a deal with a consortium of companies…
India took its first step on the road to coal mining reform by initiating the auction of select coal blocks over the weekend. Environmentalists, though, were…
The International Energy Agency (IEA), which advises 29 industrialized countries on energy policy, has for the first time chosen one of its own to be its…
Rolls-Royce, the British engineering concern, has become the latest company to be linked to the web of corruption at Petroleos Brasiliero, or Petrobras, Brazil’s semi-public energy…
At least 14 rail cars of crude oil from a train owned by CSX Corp. are on fire in…
A federal judge in New Orleans has rejected a lawsuit that sought billions of dollars from energy companies for their role in eroding Louisiana’s coast, which…
“The Internet of Things” is supposed to involve just about everything, but right now it’s fairly limited to remotely connecting people to devices such as security…
Credit: Shutterstock A train carrying crude oil derailed in northern Ontario, Canada late Saturday night, spilling oil and causing a…
Republicans have passed a bill approving the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline, a measure that President Obama has promised to veto – not because he opposes the project itself,…
The relentless drop in oil prices has forced many energy companies to cut back, sometimes drastically, on capital spending. But few if any of these corporations have had to resort…
The International Energy Agency says the price of crude, which plunged since June, will end fairly soon, but cautions oil producers that they won’t see a barrel of oil selling…
There could be a danger for OPEC if demand for its oil rises in 2015. The price could rebound to a level where US shale production could be revived, starting…
Recent developments are beginning to undermine the supremacy of the world's long-running energy information duopoly and its perennially optimistic narrative. Policymakers, investors and the public should take heed.Until…
The United Steelworkers union (USW) has added two more sites to the number of oil refineries where its members have gone on strike, citing bad-faith bargaining…
The choice of banker Aldemir Bendine, a confidant of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, to take over as CEO of Petroleo Brasileiro (Petrobras) disappointed many who would…
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s clerical leader, gave a speech on Sunday in which he said he supports an agreement with the West on Iran’s nuclear…
Depending on your point of view, either Gazprom and other Russian energy companies are strong credit risks or faring as badly as their government, beset by low oil prices and…
Ordinarily, a good way to gauge the business climate of a region or a state is to look at its employment statistics. So you might expect…
The rags-to-riches life story of Maria das Gracas Silva Foster has taken a sharp turn with her resignation as CEO of Petroleo Brasiliero SA (Petrobras), along…
Bob Dudley, the CEO of BP PLC, says he believes that the 7-month-old slump in oil prices isn’t likely to reverse itself for some time, perhaps…