Andy Tully is a veteran news reporter who is now the news editor for Oilprice.com
Energy companies aren’t the only victims of the persistent plunge in oil prices. Now the plastics industry is beginning to take a hit. South Korea’s…
Half of Britain’s “big six” energy suppliers are now offering, or plan to offer, discounts of at least 5 percent to their retail customers amid…
Royal Dutch Shell is selling even more assets as it tries to cope with the persistent fall in the price of oil and its controversially…
Dominion Resources Inc., the power utility based in Richmond, Va., is the latest U.S. utility to expand its operations, reaching out West by offering to…
OPEC is betting that its price war to reclaim market share, mostly from drillers in North America, will force reduced investment in the region this…
Japan has taken another step toward making nuclear power a key part of its energy profile, but some say that step, while small in terms…
The 19-month-old dive in the price of oil has left few options for oilfield services companies, which provide energy companies with the nuts and bolts…
The solar power industry is welcoming California’s decision to continue its program of allowing homes and businesses with rooftop solar panels to sell excess energy…
Israel is so far managing to counter a potentially crippling cyberattack on its national Electric Authority, but has yet to defeat it completely. Energy Minister…
Shareholders of Royal Dutch Shell and BG Group have given their final approval to a merger of the companies, despite concern among some Shell shareholders…
Balancing Iran’s increasingly closer ties with Russia and China, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani is touring Europe to drum up as much renewed business with the…
The almost pitifully low price of oil isn’t affecting just rig counts in North America. Cities whose economies rely heavily on the energy industry also…
The Russian economy’s heavy reliance on energy, plus Western sanctions imposed because of Moscow’s role in the Ukraine conflict, have left the country in its…
Greece, once a leading European customer of Iranian oil before the imposition of Western sanctions in 2012, will be the first European country to resume…
In the last year of his presidency, Barack Obama appears determined to leave a legacy of limiting greenhouse gases believed to cause climate change, first…
Iran already has signaled that it plans to do more business with Russia now that the crippling Western sanctions have been lifted from its economy.…
Since last summer, energy executives have been warning that the price of oil will remain “lower for longer.” That raises two questions, however: How much…
Republicans in Washington reacted with outrage to Secretary of State John Kerry’s acknowledgment that money now available to Iran with the lifting of sanctions could…
The chairman of Gazprom says the European Union’s energy policies could dam up the flow of gas from Russia to the West, especially at a…
The investigatory microscope has been focused on Exxon Mobil Corp. since last summer, beginning with a group of journalism students working in tandem with the…