Energy in America

The board chair of Russia's largest private oil company, Lukoil, has died. Russian news agencies reported Ravil Maganov fell from a hospital window in what may have been a suicide.

Three California residents call out the state's irony over its push towards electric vehicles, noting the recent energy restrictions prove "the grid can't support it" yet.

GasBuddy head of petroleum analysis Patrick De Haan reveals what could cause falling gas prices to rise again and the best times to drive over Labor Day Weekend.

Europe's aggressive transition from fossil fuels to green energy sources like wind and solar have exacerbated its current energy crisis, forcing prices higher.

The last coal plant in Hawaii, operated by AES Corporation, has been taken offline as the state wants to shift to solely using renewable energy sources by 2045.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed an executive order that will allow the state to procure more electricity as its power grid braces for a historic heatwave.

SPARKZ, an energy startup that makes electric batteries, is opening a 482,000-square-foot plant in Taylor County, WV. A recruitment drive has started for the first group of employees.

United Refining Company and Gristedes CEO John Catsimatidis stressed the need for North America to be self-sufficient as it pertains to oil.

California's energy grid operator warned that heat would stress the grid days after state regulators moved to require all new vehicles run on electricity by 2035.

Oil industry workers slammed President Biden over his student loan handout, arguing the program unfairly forced the working class to fund higher education degrees.

First Solar announced plans to invest up to $1.2 billion for scaling up domestic panel production, including construction of a new factory and expanding existing plants.

The National Mining Association warned the Biden administration Tuesday that green energy development will be impossible without significant reform to mineral production permitting.