Gas

Oil Companies Have a Climate Change Solution That Would Help Their Bottom Line

By Justin Worland / Houston

American Fracking Is About to Transform the World's Energy Market, Again

By Justin Worland / Houston

Even Oil Companies Are Now Saying Climate Change Will Hurt Their Business

By Justin Worland

The Trump Administration Pitched Coal at a Climate Change Conference

By Justin Worland

Oil Industry Fears Trump May Hit Them Up

Industry officials worry tax reform could target energy companies

By Philip Elliott January 4, 2017

Is the Golden Age of Gas Nothing More Than a Bubble?

The world can't get too comfortable with what it's been seeing

By Wim de Vriend / Oilprice.com April 14, 2016

Decline of Coal Demand Is 'Irreversible'

While oil and natural gas could see prices rebound as demand rises, coal has very little hope of ever seeing a price rebound again

By Nick Cunningham / OilPrice.com February 18, 2016

Russia And OPEC May Work Together To Cut Supply

"It's better to sell one barrel of oil at $50 than two barrels at $30"

By Nick Cunningham / OilPrice.com January 26, 2016

Here Are 60 Reasons Why There's Hope For Oil Investors

The inevitable will occur. Supply and demand will cross

By Dan Doyle / OilPrice.com January 26, 2016

Low Oil Prices Threaten Global Currency Rates

Gas prices are seeing a slippery slope for 2016, and that's not a good sign for oil-producing countries

By Nick Cunningham / Oilprice.com January 7, 2016

Thanksgiving Gas Prices Are the Lowest in 7 Years

At $2.20 a gallon, gas is the lowest since 2008

By Elizabeth Chuck / NBC News November 24, 2015

U.S. Gas Prices Could Stay Low for the Time Being

A gallon of gas on Labor Day 2015 was 95 cents lower on average than the same gallon a year ago

By Charles Kennedy / Oilprice.com September 8, 2015

Documenting the Hard Life in Russia's Frozen Arctic

“The Arctic is like a blank sheet on which you could see all the tensions of Russia played out."

By Bryan Walsh July 1, 2015

Thousands Evacuated in Indonesia After Volcano Starts Spewing Ash and Toxic Gas

More people expected to flee in the coming days

By Helen Regan June 16, 2015

Why New Jersey Doesn't Let You Pump Your Own Gas

The ban dates back to 1949

By John Kell / Fortune May 18, 2015

Obama Administration Plans New Offshore Drilling Rules

The goal is to prevent disasters like the BP oil spill

By Alex Rogers April 11, 2015

Gas-Sensing Pills May Detect Underlying Stomach Problems

Research is now looking at the gases made by gut bacteria compounds for clues to our health

By Mandy Oaklander March 13, 2015

The Real (and Troubling) Reason for Cheap Oil

It isn't supply and demand, as most people believe

By Rana Foroohar March 10, 2015

The Easy Oil Is Gone, So Where Do We Look Now?

Studies point to the Middle East, Latin America, North America and Africa as the key regions for future oil plays

By Andrew Topf / Oilprice.com February 26, 2015

Morning Must Reads: January 24

Fuel’s ParadiseA majority of Americans are paying less than $2 per gallon for gas for the first time since 2009, and the ever-cheapening fuel is helping put more money in consumers’ pockets and bolster the...

By TIME Staff January 24, 2015