Energy in America

Granholm, 61, was Michigan’s first female governor, serving two terms in the battleground state from 2003 to 2011.

A host of environmental groups is urging President-elect Joe Biden to declare a national climate emergency, granting him greater power to address the issue and fulfill his pledge to ban new fossil fuel leases on public land.

Global jet fuel markets are coming back to life, resuscitated by a rebound in air cargo demand, gradually recovering passenger traffic and hopes that COVID-19 vaccines will spur more international flights in 2021.

The oil market is starting to price in the possibility of a new sheriff in town: Biden.

U.S. equity markets rallied to record highs.

Energy analyst Stephen Schork says consumers won't pay much more than $2 per gallon at the pump in the coming months.

The Trump administration has taken another step in its efforts to open up Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge for drilling, announcing Thursday it would sell oil and gas leases on Jan. 6.

Former Shell Oil President John Hofmeister discussed how a coronavirus vaccine could impact oil demand.

Exxon Mobil Corp. is retreating from a plan to increase spending to boost its oil and gas production by 2025 and preparing to slash the book value of its assets by up to $20 billion, as the struggling company reassesses its next decade.

Solar-farm development in Texas is expected to accelerate in the coming years as generation costs fall and power demand grows.

Six American oil executives held for three years in Venezuela were found guilty of corruption charges by a judge Thursday and immediately sentenced to prison.

The National Weather Service (NWS) issued various warnings Sunday for the potential "severe" wind gusts and thunderstorms stretching from Ohio and Michigan to the mid-Atlantic through New England.