Editor Jeff Siegel discusses the end of Kyoto and how to invest from Iranian threats.
First Solar cut 2011 estimates for the second time this fall, and its forecast for 2012 is down as well.
Rumors surface that Iran had plans to close the world's most important oil-shipping channel.
Sinopec and ENN would have control over a fuel-distribution network that spans across 20 provinces.
As everyone gushes about America's newfound abundance of oil and natural gas, another energy dilemma has slipped our collective minds...
Warren Buffett just ponied up $2 billion for a 550 megawatt solar farm... but that doesn't mean the bottom for solar is in just yet.
Tigo Energy plans to expand its SmartModule technology throughout the solar industry and has raised up to $50 million to do so.
Last week's EPA report showed the presence of fracking chemicals, but Encana says the report is not valid.
In addition to convincing you (I don't need convincing; I read for support) why such skills and plans are necessary, "Emergency" provides a good launchpad to learn and enact them.
Fears over the Iranian nuclear program have sparked some countries to impose sanctions. And these sanctions could drive up the price of oil
Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl shows you how investors are consistently outperforming some of the largest oil companies in the world.
The ongoing bidding between Energy Transfer and Williams Cos ended this summer, and the takeover of Southern Union is about to close up.
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