Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl shines a light on the darker side of the U.S. oil boom, showing investors why tight oil plays like the Bakken Shale are the last hope for oil profits.
Despite the U.S.'s record amount of crude oil, gasoline prices still remain high. There could be a solution, but red tape stands in the way...
In New York, natural gas prices are higher than the national average. And while the state gets some benefits from Pennsylvania's shale production, it's not enough...
Four Colorado towns have already banned shale gas extraction through hydraulic fracturing. Industry spokespeople say further legislation is coming down the pike.
Russia is attempting to catch up with the U.S. in shale oil production, and Rosneft is signing deals to begin development...
U.S. solar installations are setting record paces this year. But will this be enough to turn the industry around, or does it still have a ways to go?
Canada's Shoreline Energy and United States firm Acceleration Resources have teamed up to open a new facility in the Niobrara Shale. This joint venture has caused a delay in Shoreline's dividend.
New data suggest the age of the car may have plateaued, and the age of public transportation is back. Public transportation is coming back strong, and those invest accordingly could make a great...
After Fukushima, many believed Japan would do away with nuclear power. But with improved safety regulations and a need for clean energy, it looks like nuclear is here to stay...
As Canada, Russia, and the U.S. all strive to supply LNG to the Asian markets, each nation is hitting roadblocks...
Thanks to an oil tax cut that goes into effect on January first, ConocoPhillips has increased its planned spending in Alaska to $1.7 billion.
Maybe you've been thinking about picking up a Coin all-in-one credit card. Here are some things to consider before picking one up.