The Environmental Protection Agency announced today that chemicals were found in drinking water in Pavillion, Wyoming. Until now, fracking has not polluted water and was deemed as a safe practice.
The Outlook for Energy: A View to 2040, released today, discusses how the world uses energy and predicts how energy consumption will impact people over the next few decades.
MEMC will cut 1,300 job, 250 of which are U.S. jobs.
Warren Buffett's Energy Holdings company is delving into solar with First Solar's Topaz Solar Farm.
Spectra Energy has a positive outlook for 2012, placing earnings estimates above analyst predictions.
It is claimed that the U.S. has only 2 percent of "proven" oil reserves in the world. This is not the case. The U.S. has at least 70 times that amount, but the government is impacting production.
Enbridge's investment in the expansion will help the company's efforts to accommodate the increased oil production in the area.
Qatar is aiming to expand energy investments, and it has teamed up with two British companies to do the job.
President Obama announced a new energy program in conjunction with Clinton Global Initiative.
Vanadium has all that rare earth-type opportunity, yet it has a very stable base on the steel-strengthening side... And it's about to take off in the next year or two.
Anadarko hit a huge deposit of natural gas in an unexpected location.
Editor Jeff Siegel discusses Ron Paul's take on international diplomacy.