Energy in America

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping are not among the world leaders in attendance at the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow, Scotland, this week, raising questions among attendees regarding their commitment to lowering greenhouse gas emissions.

Canary CEO Dan Eberhart argued that the Biden administration is creating an energy “conundrum.”

FOX Business' Stuart Varney discusses energy and the U.N. climate summit.

The United Nations starts its next big climate change summit in Scotland on Halloween. There will be no treats—but there will be plenty of tricks in the form of deceptive and empty rhetoric.

President Biden will ask global leaders to increase energy output as the United States faces a coal shortage and rising energy prices.

Fox News attended the Wednesday roundtable on surging energy prices across America, where a reporter asked the top House Republican on if the GOP had a plan to drive down gas and power prices.

Daniel Yergin argues Biden's energy policies will force the U.S. to import oil, likely surging barrel prices up to $100 this winter.

House Democrats raked energy CEOs over the coals over for their companies’ past responses to climate change, while the executives insisted they recognize the need for a future with lower carbon emissions.

Gasoline prices are at the highest level since 2014, but House Democrats are focusing on what oil executives said decades ago about global warming.

Republicans on the House Oversight Committee on Thursday accused the Biden administration of not taking U.S. oil and gas shortages “seriously.”

Hundreds of thousands of customers remained without power in Massachusetts on Wednesday morning after the season's first nor'easter brought damaging winds and heavy rainfall to the New England area

The Biden administration is pushing lawmakers to include more than $500 billion in funding toward climate-friendly energy practices in the Democrat-backed social spending bill, White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain confirmed on Tuesday.

Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, argued that President Biden and the Democrats exhibit continued “hypocrisy” with their policies and argued that those pertaining to energy are actually making “the environment worse.”