Thorium reactors will one day replace conventional nuclear reactors. Here's all you need to know about the nuclear energy source of the future...
In Germany, solar is putting fossil fuel plants out of business. Here's why...
China is set to surpass the U.S. this year as the world's largest oil importer. What does this mean for your oil investments?
Fukushima is the gift that keeps on giving.
In the U.S., many towns that built their fortunes on coal are now becoming ghost towns. But the same is not true everywhere...
As energy demand growth slows in more developed nation, China is expected to see a continued spike...
Is alternative energy investing getting ready to soar again? Or has it run its course?
Lithium batteries are the main contender for storing all kinds of renewable energy. But even conventional energy sources are moving towards the lithium light.
The world has a water shortage problem. And with fracking rapidly gaining popularity, that's about to get worse. This technology could prevent that...
Nations across the world are cutting down on coal consumption, and soon many won't even need imports. Meanwhile, coal consumption in India is growing dramatically...
In a recent report following President Obama's climate change speech, the IEA predicts renewable energy power generation will surpass natural gas by 2016...
Surging Bakken oil production has contributed to a reduction in West Coast oil imports from Russia...
Profit from the coming boom in distributed generation and microgrids.
Natural gas vehicles are growing in popularity worldwide. And though a number of nations in the Middle East, Asia, and South America take the top spots, the U.S. still comes in 6th...
Morning Energy Intel - June 12, 2013
Christian DeHaemer shares with readers three surefire trends for natural gas in the second half of the year...
Morning Energy Intel - June 12, 2013
As nuclear fades into the California sunset, natural gas and solar move in.
Why California's growing debt to natural gas will be a boon for natural gas investors.
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