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Lower production in Libya could topple the Middle Eastern cartel's "sweet spot" price and output target.
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The U.S. government said Iran is cooperating with the international community to roll back its controversial nuclear program.
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The former hedge-fund manager and prominent climate activist Tom Steyer will have finally divested of all his fossil fuel holdings by the end of this month, the Washington Post reported Monday.
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Just weeks after signing a historic $400 billion natural gas deal with China, Russian officials are talking up the possibility of a second major agreement.
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Obama Says Carbon Plan Gives US Leverage In Global Climate Fight
President Obama briefed the other heads of the G-7 countries this week on his administration's latest climate action plan.
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The Obama administration's new plan to curb carbon emissions from power plants could give a much-needed boost to the economically troubled U.S. nuclear industry.
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A Vox post on Thursday morning ignited discussion around the Web about whether the United States--or the world--can do enough to combat the existential threat of global warming.
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The results of a new Gallup survey suggest that the public will generally support the Obama administration's latest proposals for cutting carbon emissions from U.S. power plants.
Keystone XL Pipeline: Former Navy SEAL Chief Outlines Potential Terrorist Threats In New Report
A bomb attack could spill more than 7 million gallons of tar sands crude, says a consultant hired by a prominent Keystone XL opponent.
Chinese Solar Companies, Unfazed By 2012 Tariffs, Could Take a Hit From Latest Penalties
Chinese solar panel makers increased shipments to the U.S. last year despite import tariffs put in place in 2012.
Europe Facing Power Crisis As Utilities Choose Coal Over Gas
A recent report from the International Center for National Gas Information highlights risks to European energy security.
Tesla Will Name Battery Gigafactory Site By End Of Year, Elon Musk Says
The factory could cost as much as $5 billion to build, employ up to 6,500 people in three states and cut battery costs by 30 percent.
Nuclear Safety Officials To Testify On Post-Fukushima Response In Senate Committee Hearing
The U.S. Senate environment committee is holding an oversight hearing Wednesday on how the NRC has responded to Fukushima.
Coal Mine Accident In Chongqing In Southwestern China Kills 22 People, Injures 2
More than 100 people have been killed in mining accidents in China since the beginning of 2014.
Coal-State Senator Launches Bill to Stop New EPA Carbon Proposal In Its Tracks
Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) introduced a bill on Tuesday that attempts to keep the EPA's latest power plant rules from taking hold.
Coal-State Lawmakers Blast Proposed EPA Power Plant Rules, Say Regs Would Kill Thousands of Coal Jobs
Governors and policymakers in coal-reliant states have come out swinging against the Obama administration's latest climate proposal.
Russia Won't Be At The G-7 Meeting This Week But Its Energy Supply Will Be A Major Topic
The G-7 countries are expected to discuss a balance of diverse energy sources and climate change policy.
World Needs to Invest $50 Trillion to Meet Its Energy Needs: IEA
The energy agency says that massive investments are required through 2035 to meet the world's growing energy needs.
Uganda To Award Oil Exploration Licenses in 2015 After 8-Year Freeze
The African country plans to license more than a dozen oil exploration areas and attract major international oil companies.
Chinese Adviser Announces Plan to Cap CO2 Emissions After US Proposes Power Plant Rules
A senior Chinese adviser said the country could cap its CO2 emissions, one day after the US unveiled a proposed cut in gases from power plants.
EPA Carbon Emissions Cuts to Accelerate Fossil Fuel Shift, Energy Sector Trends
The Obama administration's landmark proposal to shift from coal plants toward natural gas, nuclear and renewables is workable, experts say.
Coal And Utility Stocks Yawn At EPA Rule To Limit Emissions From Power Plants
The EPA's rule, announced Monday, aims to reduce power plants' carbon dioxide emissions by 30 percent by 2030 to slow global warming.
Marathon's Norway Deal Signals Pullback On North Sea Operation In Favor Of US Production
Norwegian oil company Det Norske Oljeselskap bought the Houston-based company's North Sea operations.
Russia Could Cut Gas Supplies To Ukraine This Week
It's unclear whether a $786 million payment on Ukraine's $5.2 billion natural gas debt to Russia will stave off a cutoff of supplies.
EPA To Release New Rule Limiting CO2 Emissions; 30 Percent Reduction Expected
Coal-fired power plants expected to be the hardest hit by new regulations.
Obama Administration To Unveil Proposed First Carbon Pollution Limits For Existing Power Plants
The proposed rules, the first ever for existing power plants, are expected to trigger a massive clash between industry and environmentalists.
Ukraine Pays 20 Percent Of Gas Bill To Russia
Energy ministers from Ukraine, Russia and the EU met in Berlin today to discuss Ukraine's gas bill.
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Exporting Oil Would Lower US Gas Prices And Boost Economy, Says Oil And Gas Lobby
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The $314 million Fukushima ice wall project will begin construction in June.
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