The Latest Breaking News from Energy

Aggressive interest rate hikes are working to slow the economy, timely measures of price movements and the jobs market suggest.

Labour envisions a comprehensive overhaul that includes updating existing infrastructure, increasing energy efficiency and expanding renewable energy sources.

The Biden administration has proposed new rules that could make it harder for electric vehicles to qualify for a full $7,500 federal tax credit

With the energy market buzzing from robust crude demand and optimistic industry projections alongside OPEC+ interventions, the trajectory for Brent crude prices appears upward. In this scenario, which energy stalwart, Marathon Oil (MRO) or NOW Inc. (DNOW), is better positioned for growth in the fourth quarter? Let's find out.

Google has successfully launched a joint venture with a startup to power data processing centers using energy from the Earth.

Google announced Tuesday that an advanced geothermal project has begun pumping carbon-free electricity onto the Nevada electric grid to feed Google data centers there

Australia is close to meeting its 2030 emissions reduction targets, but the energy minister won't say how much a clean transition will cost taxpayers.

Newly-appointed Leader of the Opposition R. Ashok on Wednesday fired his first salvo at the Congress government by demanding that Energy Minister K. J. George resign owning up moral responsibility for the electrocution of a woman and her baby in Bengaluru due to the fault of power utility.

Clean energy sources will take over from ageing coal power stations under a supercharged federal scheme, but critics say household bills will rise without gas.

While Tesla might not be able to reach CEO Elon Musk's ambitious vehicle production targets by the end of the decade, the company's long-term forecast looks positive, despite the current EV industry slump.

After a record peak demand of over 16,000 MW earlier this year in August, in the upcoming summer season, the peak demand in Karnataka is expected to go up to 18,000-18,500 MW, officials in the Energy Department said on Tuesday.