The Trump administration is considering extending its temporary Jones Act waiver as fuel prices remain elevated after the Iran war and wider global supply disruptions.

Iran is sustaining crude exports through the Strait of Hormuz by deploying dark tanker operations, signal spoofing, and ...

EQT reported record free cash flow and sharply higher earnings in the first quarter of 2026, supported by strong production, ...

The United States has extended its ceasefire with Iran at Pakistan’s request while maintaining a naval blockade, as ...

The Federal Court of Australia has dismissed a climate-related lawsuit brought by Greenpeace against Woodside Energy by ...

Seven weeks after the war in the Middle East began, the world has already lost 500 million barrels of oil supply, equal to ...

Enhanced geothermal energy is emerging as a 24/7 clean power source with bipartisan support and a rare edge: it can learn ...

The war in Iran has cut most of Europe’s imports of jet fuel, while local output has been falling for nearly two decades due ...

Fermi America has rejected calls for an immediate sale, reaffirming its commitment to scaling its 17GW AI-focused energy ...

Halliburton reported a sharp increase in first-quarter profit as international growth and improved margins helped offset ...

Venezuela's Orinoco Belt output is rising fast, but over 10,000 idle wells and unchecked spills are turning the world's ...

Peak demand in the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) territory could more than quadruple to 367,790 MW by ...