Volume 113, Issue 6d

A new ruler is making important changes in the state-run petroleum industry of the world's most influential oil-producing nation.

The US Environmental Protection Agency should reconsider its recently issued biofuel quotas because they serve the fuel ethanol lobby's interests instead of consumers, officials...

An eventful 2014 in the world oil and gas markets was headlined by the US overtaking Saudi Arabia as the world's biggest oil producer and surpassing Russia as the world's largest...

Pennsylvania's Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has approved a permit allowing Royal Dutch Shell PLC subsidiary Shell Chemical LP to proceed with its plan to build...

Fossil fuel protestors tried to disrupt a June 18 Natural Gas Roundtable (NGR) luncheon on Capitol Hill where four US House members were describing efforts to develop energy legislation...

With Republicans holding majorities in both the US Senate and House, US Environmental Protection Agency officials may be growing used to congressional committee members saying...

US Senate Environment and Public Works Committee members divided along party lines over the US Environmental Protection Agency's proposed National Ambient Air Quality Standards...

Notwithstanding occasional laments to the contrary, the US has had a consistent energy strategy since at least World War II.