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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission voted 4 to 1 on Thursday to grant a license to build two reactors at a nuclear plant in Georgia — a milestone for an industry whose long-hoped-for renaissance has...
The IEA has trimmed its forecast for oil demand growth because of gloomy economic prospects, but said on Friday that markets are taking tougher international sanctions on Iran in their stride.
Canada will need to find new outlets for its crude output after the Obama administration rejected TransCanada Corp.’s application to build the Keystone XL pipeline, the International Energy Agency...
Canada's prime minister on Friday made his strongest comments yet in support of a proposed pipeline from oil-rich Alberta to the Pacific coast, saying his government was committed to ensuring the...
Gov. Dave Heineman disclosed the existence of the potential alternative route during an interview Thursday with The World-Herald, citing it as evidence that the pipeline is poised to move forward...
The Alberta government is kick-starting its new environmental monitoring system in the oil sands with seed money totaling $11 million in the coming year's provincial budget.
British Airways, Qantas and other airlines are calling on governments to find a swift resolution to a political dispute over the EU's carbon scheme, because the deadlock may create competitive...
Liberal politicians and green groups are exaggerating the dangers of hydraulic fracturing to scare people and raise money, Rick Santorum said Thursday in a wide-ranging rant against environmental...
A behind-the-scenes struggle between human-rights groups and the oil industry is about to burst into public view. Activists will stage a demonstration at SEC headquarters Friday morning to call for...
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