Editor Keith Kohl explains why natural gas prices may soon be heading higher... and where we'll go for the next wave of cheap electricity.
The International Atomic Energy Agency is still projecting up to 803 gigawatts of nuclear capacity in place globally by 2030. That's a 113% increase from the 377 GW in place at the end of 2010.
GE's new Durathon battery can be used in everything from wind farms to hybrid locomotives.
Cost stands in the way of a huge offshore oil project in Alaska.
OPEC will not have to increase production for 2013 if demand growth slows as forecast.
A new study projects a huge drop in lithium ion battery costs by 2025.
As we wait on pipeline construction and permit approvals, railways provide a neat alternative.
Energy and Capital Editor Keith Kohl offers 329 reasons why nuclear energy will continue to grow over the coming decades.
Oil futures receive a boost as U.S. inventories slip.
Learning from the housing shortage in the Bakken, a University of Texas study aims to take early preventative steps.
This year, Caiman Energy sold its Marcellus assets to Williams Partners, but it's not out of the shale game.
Some claim the low-frequency noise causes anxiety, sleep disorders, or even depression.
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