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- Methane Emissions: EPA Need To Do More To Stop Leaking Pipelines
- U.S. Judge Orders Seizure of Kurdish Oil from Tanker Off Texas Coast
- Russia Will Challenge Ruling on Compensating Yukos Investors
- Rosneft Says Profits Rising Despite Western Sanctions
- Spongy Mass Uses Sunlight To Produce Steam Efficiently
- Gas Prices Don’t Reflect Record Levels Of U.S. Refinery Output
- Spinach + Popeye = Power. But Solar Power?
- Future Mini Electronics May Use Paper-thin, Flexible Batteries
- Cooling Solar Cells, Even At High Noon
- Despite Drawbacks, Offshore Wind Farms Can Benefit Some Sea Life
- Opposition, New Safety Rules To Test The Oil By Rail Model
- DOE, NRG Energy Start to Plan World’s Largest Carbon Capture Facility
- Energy From Biofuels Can Match Crude Oil Levels
- DOE, Intel Work to Keep ‘Moore’s Law’ From Expiring
- AngloGold Ashanti Signs Gas Deal For Aussie Mines
- Russia Touts South Stream Pipeline As Europe’s Gas Lifeline
- Rosneft Scoffs At U.S Sanctions, Says Western Investors Could Suffer
- U.S. Oil Trade Imbalance With Canada Shrinking
- A Cheaper Way To Make Hydrogen Fuel
- Using Nanotubes To Make Cheaper, Cleaner Hydrogen Fuel
- WTO Calls Out U.S. On Chinese Solar Tariffs But The Real Issue Is Manufactured B
- Rosneft Buys Weatherford Operations In Russia, Venezuela
- Don’t Be Afraid Of The Damp
- Huge ND Wastewater Spill Prompts Calls For Fracking Regs
- Slow Growth Spoiling China’s Appetite For Coal
- EU Takes Another Step In Integration By Sharing Electricity
- Less Demand For OPEC Oil As Other Sources Increase Supply
- 800 Degree Heat From Solar Mirrors Frying Birds Mid Air
- Foes Of Obama’s Climate Plan Creating Ob-Noxious Exhaust
- Alberta Lags On Emissions Targets
- Can Audi End The Energy-Wasting Rush to Beat The Lights?
- Russia Expects Western Sanctions To Cut Dividends By Nearly $18B
- Two-bladed Wind Turbines: Something Old Is New Again
- Earthquakes Linked To Fracking
- Poll: Canadians Overestimate Value Of Oil Sands
- U.S. Urges Energy Companies To Be On Guard Against Russian Cyberattacks
- Princeton Chemist Turns Poisonous CO2 Into Usable Fuel
- Texas Set To Overtake Iraq In Oil Production
- All Aboard China’s New Supercapacitor Tram
- Energy Report Deals Blow To Scottish Independence Drive
- Fuels Of The Future Could Be Much More Efficient
- N.Y. Ruling Could Lead To Fracking Bans Elsewhere In U.S.
- Researchers Break Temperature Record on Superconductors
- Lawyers For Gulf Spill Victims Say BP Trying To Renege On Payments
- Tofu: Not Just For Dinner Anymore
- Russian Citizens May Help Pay For Pipeline To China
- 2,000-Year Old Wind Technology Gets An Update
- Dimples Are Cute, But Can They Also Save Fuel?
- U.S. Eases Longtime Ban On Oil Exports
- Elevated And Levitated Transport Pods Get Trial Run
- Greenpeace On Defense After Harsh Report
- Proposed New Oil Sands Pipeline Draws Opponents
- Solar Cell Efficiency Theoretically Doubled
- U.S. Shale Operations Cushioning ‘Iraq Effect’ On Oil Prices
- Abandoned Oil Wells Leaking Methane
- Putting Structural Material On A Diet
- Russia Halts Talks With Ukraine Over Gas Debt
- U.S. Import Tariffs On Chinese Solar Panels Could Raise Cost
- Eye Of Moth, Toe Of Tungsten: A Witch’s Brew Improves Solar Cells
- France To Cap Nuclear Reliance, Move To Renewables
- Farting Cows Target of Focused Breeding to Limit Methane Emissions
- Out Of Pond Scum, Solar Panels
- Renewable Energy Benefits Environment, Economies
- New Solar Cell Boasts High Efficiency, Lower Cost
- ISIS Seizes Major Refinery As Foreign Oil Companies Pull Staff From Iraq
- Xi Says China Needs Energy ‘Revolution’
- New Smart Bike From Samsung Has All The Trimmings, Including Lasers
- Ukraine Pipeline Explodes
- India Promises 24/7 Electricity For All By 2022
- Gulf Ecosystem Still Feeling Effects of Deepwater Horizon Spill
- Russia Cuts Gas Flow To Ukraine
- Local Oil Sands Companies Feel the Brunt of Canada’s New Rules
- British Energy Soco Withdraws From Virunga National Park
- Facebook Helps Car Sharing Catch On
- Batteries May Replace Some Power Plants
- Hyundai’s Tucson Fuel Cell CUV Arrives Stateside
- Developing The Elusive Home-based Fuel Cell
- Chile Says No to $8bn Hydroelectric Project in Patagonia
- Drone Deliveries May Be Closer Than We Think
- U.S. Researchers Open Door To Plastics Replacing Hot Lithium In Batteries
- U.S. Supreme Court Rules Against BP In Claims Case
- Russia-Ukraine Talks End Without A Deal
- Solar Energy Breakthrough Could Drop Consumer Price
- Japan Fails To Report Hundreds Of Pounds Of Unused Plutonium To IAEA
- Roofs Soon Could Clean The Air As Well As Keep Out The Elements
- Bulgaria Bows To EU, Halts Work On South Stream
- South Stream Pipeline Threatens EU Unity On Russia
- Keystone Pipeline Called Vulnerable To Terrorist Attacks
- U.S. Court Rules Against BP In Gulf Spill Claims Case
- Solar Energy, Made In The Shade
- Gazprom Deal With China May Cost Russia
- Australian Researchers Break The ‘Solar Barrier’
- World Energy Needs Will Cost $48 Trillion By 2035
- China Angry About U.S. Tariff Hike On Solar Panels
- China Vows Cap On Carbon Emissions
- New U.S. Emissions Rules Have Popular, But Not Political, Support
- Iron Reconsidered As Long-term Electricity Storage
- Powering Your Cell Phone With Your Pants
- Elastic Wings Promise Greater Aircraft Fuel Efficiency
- Obama’s New Environmental Policy - A Dagger to the Heart of King Coal
- Beijing Condemns U.S. Official’s Remarks On Territorial Claims
- Carbon Dioxide Concentrations Reach 400 Parts Per Million
- Pushing The Envelope On EBike Technology
- Obama Plans To Announce Rules To Cut U.S. Carbon Emissions
- Statoil CFO Optimistic About European Gas Supply
- Japanese Ice Wall To Help Prevent Spread Of Radiation
- EU’s Oettinger Sees Ukraine, Russia Resolving Differences Quickly
- Cat Litter Suspected In Leak At Nuclear Waste Dump
- Vietnam, China Give Differing Accounts Of Incident Near Disputed Oil Rig
- Welsh Mansion, Once A Polluter, Will Now Be Warmed By Heat From Irish Sea
- The Peak Oil Crisis: Revisiting Natural Gas
- Waste Not, Want Not: Researchers Turn Waste Heat Into Energy
- Study Finds Tennessee Can Cut Emissions Without Change In Infrastructure
- Interest In Solar Energy Rises, Even In Saudi Arabia
- Battery Breakthrough at Japanese University
- Holy Hybrid! Has Batman Gone Green?
- Exxon Mobil Faces Challenges On Canadian Arctic Drilling
- Russia, China Report Gas Deal All But Final
- Silly Putty: More Than Just A Tan Blob Of Goo
- European Nations Running Low On Energy Resources
- China Blames Vietnam, U.S. For Oil Rig Clashes
- Vietnamese Protests Against Chinese Oil Rig Turn Violent
- If Ukraine Crisis Drags On, Russian Economy May Falter
- Coal Mine Disasters In Turkey, U.S. Kill More Than 200
- Biden’s Son Joins Board Of Gas Company Linked To Ousted Ukrainian President
- Prominent Republican Senator Flubs Climate Change Question
- Gazprom: Ukraine Needs To Double Its Gas Inventory Before Winter
- XL Pipeline Dispute Kills Senate Bill On Energy Efficiency
- Russia’s Gazprom Increases Economic Pressure On Ukraine
- Obama Reaches Out To Industry To Reduce Emissions
- $1 Trillion in Fossil Fuel Projects Threatened from Climate Action
- Asia at Risk of Oil Supply Disruption
- Iran Boosting Oil Exports in Violation of Agreement
- Could NAFTA Force the Keystone XL Pipeline On the United States?
- U.S. To Issue Rules on Decommissioning Oil Rigs
- U.S. To Move LNG to Help Europe
- More U.S. Coal Being Exported to Europe
- Former BP boss Tony Hayward is Glencore Xstrata’s New Chairman
- Viet-Chinese Tensions Escalate In South China Sea
- Stanford University To Divest From Coal
- Fuel Crunch In Florida As Hurricane Season Approaches
- New U.S. Report Says Climate Change Already Having Impact
- U.S. Asks Business Leaders To Boycott Russian Meeting
- China Sends Oil Rig To Disputed Waters
- U.S. Congress Could Soon Vote To Approve Keystone XL
- Investors Hold Positions In Coal Plants
- Russian Pressure Has Slovakia Hesitating To Help Ukraine
- U.S. Announces First Superstorm-Related Oil Reserve
- Oil Price Slide Comes To A Halt Amid Jobs Data, Ukraine Tension
- Greenpeace Activists Detained, Arctic Oil Delivered
- Oil Train Derails, Explodes In Virginia
- Bill To Speed Up Approval Of U.S. LNG Exports Advances
- Oil Worker Deaths Spotlight Job Risks
- U.S. Supreme Court Upholds EPA Coal Regs
- Putin Threatens Retaliation Against Western Oil Companies
- Bakken Produces Its One Billionth Barrel
- Russia Strengthening Relationship With Iran
- China Can’t Quit Coal
- U.S. Sanctions on Russia Put Western Oil Companies in Tricky Position
- Oil Rises On Ukraine Tension, U.S. Sanctions
- Slovakia Agrees To Supply Ukraine With Gas
- U.S. Greenhouse Emissions Tied To Aging Nuclear, Coal Plants
- Oil Drilling Firm May Disclose All Its Fracking Chemicals
- Brazil Issues Fracking Regulations
- Colombia Struggles To Resolve Oil Standoff With Native Tribes
- Canada to Phase Out Oil Railcars Prone To Rupture
- North Dakota Considers Slowing Down Oil Boom
- China Passes Major Environmental Rules
- Kashagan Field Plans Pipeline Replacement
- U.S. Wants To Help Ukraine Develop Shale Gas
- Alaska To Invest In LNG Project
- Largest-Ever U.S. Military Solar Project Gets Underway
- Obama Admin Gives Nuclear Loan Guarantee For Free
- U.S. Finalizes Rule On Coal Dust
- Chinese Premier Announces Clean Energy Push
- U.S. Funds Nervous About U.S. Sanctions On Russia
- Japan Imports Record Level Of LNG, Coal
- Oil Limits and Climate Change – How They Fit Together
- Drilling Company Sues BP For Loss Of Business After Deepwater Horizon Disaster
- Peak Soil: Are We Taking More Than the Earth Can Give?
- Scientists Discover Eco-friendly Way to Make Ethanol
- New Tidal Turbines to be Installed in Canada’s Bay of Fundy
- U.S. Crude Reserves Hit Highest Levels in nearly 40 Years
- Senate Dems Press Obama on Keystone XL
- Transportation Emissions Could Rise by 71% by 2050
- Gulf Coast Storing Oil Due to Supply Glut
- Putin Postpones Payment by Ukraine for Gas
- As U.S. Shale Plateaus, Drillers Look Abroad
- Oil Prices Jump on Ukraine Tension
- Oklahoma Suffering From Huge Increase in Earthquakes Near Drilling
- EPA Says States Will Have Flexibility With Carbon Regs
- Natural Gas Accounted for Half of New Capacity in 2013
- U.S. Oil Imports Fall to Zero Over Next 25 Years
- Shell Begins Oil Exports from Iraq’s Majnoon Field
- Oil Drops on Libyan Deal
- U.S. Could Allow Atlantic Offshore Surveying This Year
- Kashagan Production Could be Delayed for Years
- ExxonMobil Agrees to Disclose Risks of Fracking
- U.S. Oil Imports Continue to Decline
- EU Slashes Carbon Permits, Increasing Cost of Pollution
