Energy

Dan Brouillette served under the previous secretary in a deputy role

The state-run oil giant is notoriously opaque. But as it moves forward with going public, prospective investors have been demanding details about how the company is run.

Demand for oil is growing, but barely; it's at the lowest rate in a decade.

For one investment firm, competitive video gaming suddenly looked better than the volatile energy industry.

Farmers love it. Environmentalists and gasoline refiners? Not so much.

U.S. trade tensions with China could cause problems for the booming American LNG industry, experts warn.

California has become the first state in the nation to require solar panels on most new homes starting in 2020.

Economic forces will determine the future of coal, even if environmental regulations are loosened.

Analysts didn’t anticipate the convergence of factors driving oil prices down. A record production of U.S. crude combined with increased pumping globally have created an unexpected surplus. Combine that with slowing global demand and President Donald Trump easing sanctions on Iran, and oil prices are in a slump. What will it take for OPEC to […]

MIT Energy Initiative's study finds surprising reasons behind the high cost of building nuclear power plants.