Energy in America

Democratic senators have asked the investigative arm of Congress to evaluate a $1 billion-a-year subsidy for burning chemically treated refined coal.

The district began the school year above 10,000 students for only the second time in its history.

The price at the pump is 18 cents higher than it was a year ago.

Shale pioneer Harold Hamm has invited vocal nuclear critic Elizabeth Warren to learn about the energy industry when she visits Oklahoma.

The skyscraper became the largest building in the U.S. to reach highest level of energy efficiency

California utility shut off power for millions of people during dangerous fire weather events in October and November.

Goldman Sachs became the first U.S. bank to stop financing for Arctic drilling.

The Senate recently passed a bipartisan bill backed by Cruz that imposes sanctions on the $11 billion underwater project. 

General Electric Co. will likely take a financial hit from Boeing Co.'s decision to halt production 737 MAX jetliner

Buying ethanol could help Beijing meet ambitious purchase goals under its initial trade deal with the U.S.

An increasing number of attacks are being carried out on point-of-sale systems, the company said.

Officials said a worker used a piece of heavy machinery to scratch through dirt until a pipeline fitting was damaged, releasing a “wall of gasoline" that caught fire. Such work should have been done by hand, the report said.

The equipment can cost thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars.

The increase in value is partly a function of the outsize impact that the company’s tiny 1.5 percent share float has on its valuation.