ENERGY

The judge's ruling: Lawyers representing villagers committed fraud, making a previous judgment against Chevron unenforceable in the U.S.

Federico Capasso of Harvard is leading a team of researchers to engineer an innovative technology.

The State Department has previously cited studies by the environmental non-profit Carbon Tracker, which now says the department is understating the pipeline's impact.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Tuesday released the 2013 International Index of Energy Security Risk.

It's not the first time the two interests have not seen eye to eye on public policy.

Money laundering is the suspected motive behind the fraudulent loans granted by Citigroup's Mexican unit, Banamex.

Russia has used its energy resources as a political tool to exert influence, but now those resources may get in its way.

What's more, Russia's threat to end natural gas discounts to Ukraine has the rest of Europe worried, too.

The company launched a $1.4 billion distributed power business in late February.

All eight companies have significant interests in Russia.

Despite sectarian violence erupting in Iraq, its oil production has reached a 25-year high.

The government's move has angered environmental groups.

A new study finds that wind turbines may reduce the force of hurricanes.

A.P. Moller- Maersk is one of the world’s largest shipping companies, and they’ve got a lot on their plate.

An environmental impact assessment recommends three basic rules for seismic surveying in the Atlantic.

The CNPC-invested oil pipeline will experience another major delay, after a Chinese oil refinery was shelved.

Shell plans to sell its Nigerian property, as it has repeatedly been plundered and damaged.

Oil/rail industry leaders are confused over safety regulations, and the DOT says the final rules will take another 4 months.

Sergio Millian, the Russian-American Chamber of Commerce president, talks about why Russia's energy ministry wants to partner with the U.S.

GE, Statoil and Ferus have teamed up in North Dakota to reduce natural gas waste and pollution that will power oil rigs.

The resolution of the dispute could lead to the development of some of the world’s largest shale fields.

Analyst Adam Jones' report, “Nikola’s Revenge: TSLA’s New Path of Disruption,” makes some bold predictions.

Gov. Jack Dalrymple warned the Obama administration not to make premature decisions about which sources of energy will be most cost-effective.

The best way to characterize GE's energy product stance? All of the above.

The website claims it can tell users -- with 90 percent accuracy -- whether to buy gas in that area now or wait until the next day.

President Obama's Power Africa initiative is just gearing up with a groundbreaking geothermal project in Ethiopia.

At issue is whether employees can report securities fraud directly to their employers, or whether they must first inform regulators.

Hawaii is trying to transition to 70% clean energy sources for electricity by 2030. Can the state make it?

The operator of the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant is managing cleanup of radioactive materials released in 2011.