ENERGY

Brent crude is currently trading at $107 per barrel and has traded in a $100-$114 range since last April.

An upgrade of Iran's petroleum infrastructure would increase the value of the nation's oil assets.

Scotland is known for its wind turbines, but tidal turbines beckon. Is this the future of its renewable energy program?

The boom in U.S. oil demand indicates an economic recovery.

The company is considered a bellwether for the U.S. and global economy. Here's why.

Recent oil-by-rail explosions caused by derailments have made local officials nervous about increased oil shipments passing through their towns.

Royal Dutch Shell, Europe's largest oil company, cautioned investors that it will miss its fourth-quarter earnings forecast.

Shares of tech wunderkind Elon Musk's SolarCity are rallying after Deutsche Bank gives the stock a thumbs up.

Three years after Fukushima, England continues to advance its nuclear energy program with three plants in progress.

Officials are scrambling to respond to a little-known chemical that has contaminated West Virginia's Elk River.

U.S. oil production alone may not be the only solution to the country's energy security.

Is China doing anything to reduce its carbon emissions from coal-fired power plants?

The projected growth of the U.S. energy sector has to be seen to be believed, so see it here.

Subsea technology may allow oil companies to exploit Arctic reserves, but many unknowns persist.

The Japanese government approved a plan that Fukushima plant operator hopes will revive company finances.

The U.S. is reducing carbon emissions and coal-fired power plants are being phased out, yet many states continue to be net coal importers.

Georgia ranks third among 37 states for money spent on net coal imports, but that may soon decline.

The latest retail report shows a U.S. economy continuing to grow faster than expected.

Talk about the future appearing before your eyes: Drones can give oil companies a better idea where to drill. Here's how.

New findings show that reduced carbon emissions from these plants have helped President Obama reach his Climate Action Plan goals for the nation.

Polar ice melting has opened new sea lanes, prompting the U.S. to focus more resources and attention on the strategic region.

As former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon is laid to rest in the south, a minor earthquake shakes northern Israel.

Did ExxonMobil offer a donation of than $50,000 to the Brooklyn organization, or not?

A U.S. crude oil transport boom means big money for rail car manufacturers – and billionaire investors have already placed their bets.

As temperatures drop, the demand in energy rises, and nuclear power is seen as a reliable source to heat and power homes.

With unprecedented cold hitting the U.S., natural gas demand has increased significantly to heat homes and power commercial spaces.

Who is the former Obama aide who called on the President to approve the Keystone XL pipeline?

The rise in oil production in northwest North Dakota has affected some local communities in surprising ways.

A train carrying crude oil derailed on Monday in North Dakota and sent plumes of smoke and fire into the air.