After a 52-year legacy, OPEC is beginning to show signs of weakness. An uptick in worldwide and U.S. production will begin to replace it.
Toshiba Corp. (TYO: 6502) is looking to sell a stake in U.S. nuclear company Westinghouse in an aim to raise cash flow.
After cutting American wind jobs earlier this year, Siemens (NYSE: SI) announced new cuts in its German gas turbine business.
After three years of rapid production, Iraq has passed Iran to become the second-largest oil producer in OPEC.
Still reeling in the aftermath of Fukushima, Japan's nuclear power industry took another hit when a fault line was discovered under the oldest reactor.
Check out these 66 new game-changing energy technologies that are now being developed in the United States.
Hillary Clinton met with Czech officials to encourage their consideration of Westinghouse in a bid for nuclear reactors...
As technology advances, consumers expect the batteries to advance too. So the Energy Department is investing $120 million to make that happen...
This is how badly we need the Middle East's oil...
The IEA predicts renewables to become the second largest power generator by 2035.
Both presidential candidates have big plans for energy. Here's what they see for the next four years and which states would benefit most...
What happens when the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries can no longer export?
Despite feed-in tariff cuts, solar in Germany continues to soar...
One story claimed the U.S. could rival Saudi Arabia's oil production. Another said the world will have a surplus of oil this quarter. Is a major shift in the oil industry ahead?
Just one thing has helped the U.S. decrease coal, oil, and natural gas imports over five years...
The plan, if true, could be carried out in hopes of ending Western oil sanctions on Iran...
Abound Solar went belly-up with its finger pointed at China... Will subsidies help companies turn over a new leaf?
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One has to wonder how, when oil production in the United States is booming, we are still paying over $3.50 per gallon for gasoline...
Solar advocates are cheering, but many of the renewable energy analysts I know agree that if Japan isn't careful, it could be setting itself up for a very dangerous solar bubble scenario.
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