Energy in America

Oil prices added to gains Wednesday morning after climbing Tuesday night on worries about sliding output in sanctions-hit Russia, tightening supply after Moscow said talks to resolve its invasion of Ukraine had come to a dead end.

Bipartisan lawmakers Tuesday praised President Biden's move to lift a summer ban on the sale of E15 gasoline as a way to alleviate some pain at the pump.

President Biden on Tuesday is set to announce that the Environmental Protection Agency will allow E15 gasoline—gasoline that uses a 15% ethanol blend—to be sold in the United States this summer in an effort to expand Americans’ access to affordable fuel supply amid the surge in gas prices across the nation.

Chevron Corp and the United Steelworkers union (USW) met on Monday to seek an end to a three-week-old strike by 500 workers at the company's Richmond, California, refinery, a union official said.

Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy, argued that the “worst may be behind us” when it comes to gas prices, but warned that different factors could change the outcome.

There's a fight over what to do with radioactive waste being stored at a nuclear power plant.

Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi is expected to visit Algeria Monday as part of a plan for his country to wean itself off Russian natural.

Climate protesters temporarily blocked the entrance to a West Virginia power plant on Saturday to protest reported profits that West Virginia Democrat Sen. Joe Manchin earns from its coal production as well has his overall stance on coal energy.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is using anti-fracking “disinformation” to weaken American energy, according to one expert, and attempts by Democrats to ban it only help Russia, even if it's not intentional

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey argued on “Mornings with Maria," Friday that Biden’s “radical" energy policies put Russia and China first and are harming Americans.