The black market for oil sucks up 17% of Nigeria's daily production.
North America's shale oil glut could shake up OPEC exports.
Yes, lower oil prices are good for everyone (except drillers in shale oil), but it doesn’t mean they’re permanent.
Energy and Capital Editor Keith Kohl looks into the shady OPEC dealings of the past, showing investors why oil prices are headed back to $100 per barrel.
Energy and Capital Editor Keith Kohl shows investors how to read between the lines and profit from Obama's energy plan.
The Bakken has been highly profitable for U.S. shale oil production, but this Russian formation may steal the spotlight.
Energy solutions should be viable without government handouts. Yet the recent figures show oil, coal, and gas got $312 billion... while renewables got $57 billion in one year.
Apache Corp. sees huge potential in its Williston Basin and Mississippian Lime assets and in British Columbia.
Energy and Capital's Keith Kohl explains why the greatest investments are the ones that can withstand the test of time.
Bakken oil production in North Dakota is on an upward trend, with no indication of slowing down.
Thanks to advances in horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing (fracking), the United States is producing more barrels of oil per day than it has in a decade, bringing all the jobs and newfound...
Saudi Arabia’s energy consumption pattern is unsustainable. The country currently consumes over one-quarter of its total oil production – some 2.8 million barrels a day. This means that on a...