Energy in America

The Pacific Gas & Electric Company is planning pilot programs this year to study the use of Ford and GM's electric vehicles as backup power for homes in case of blackouts.

US-based drilling companies work to produce more market supply while the Biden admin looks to outsource.

Gas prices continue to climb and leave commuters with little choice but to pay what the market demands and hope that the situation resolves.

Interest in electric cars has more than doubled since the Russian invasion of Ukraine sent oil prices into record territory, according to new data from Cars.com.

Saudi Arabia is the world’s largest oil producer and the only nation that has significant shut-in production.

Oil was trading higher Friday morning in a week that saw wild swings in price.

Energy industry experts are lauding a "balanced" tone from Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm and other Biden officials at CERAWeek.

Environmental Protection Agency administrator Michael Regan has denied claims that the Biden administration has discouraged investment in U.S. energy production.

Carlyle Group co-chairman David Rubenstein told FOX Buiness that the major lesson of the Russia-Ukraine war for the energy industry is that carbon energy sources are here to stay.

Former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Dr. Ben Carson told “Varney & Co.,” Thursday that Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry handed Russian President Vladimir Putin the “keys” to America's energy policy and suggested he’s using the Ukrainian refugee crisis to shift the focus on climate change.

According to an AAA survey, two-thirds of Americans said gas prices were already too expensive when the national average hit $3.53 per gallon a few weeks ago.

Experts tell FOX Business the U.S. economy is barreling toward a recession, or may already be in one.