Energy in America

A New York judge found that the case against Exxon didn't prove that the company deceived investors.

A cut to the tax coal companies pay to fund a trust for sick miners will cost taxpayers at least $15 billion by 2050, according to a new report from a national watchdog group.

The average U.S. price of regular-grade gasoline has dipped 1 penny per gallon (3.8 liters) to $2.65 over the past two weeks.

According to new government statistics, September marked the first month U.S. exports of crude oil and petroleum products surpassed imports since the government began recording the data in 1949.

OPEC will remove 340,000 barrels a day while non-OPEC producers will cut production by 160,000 barrels, the report said.

Officials in the Texas coastal city of Port Neches lifted a voluntary evacuation order Thursday that was issued overnight because of concerns about air quality following a pair of chemical plant explosions last week.

NEW YORK — Amtrak service has been temporarily suspended from New York to Boston and New York to New Haven after reported power outages.

Acting Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette looks at "complex" issue of expansion of nuclear energy around the world.

Saudi Aramco is valued at an estimated $1.7 trillion, below the target the Saudis first wanted.

Revenue from federal lands is going back to the states for use on roads and schools.

Exxon shares have been a laggard in 2019 as low oil prices have been a headwind amid increasing production.

The venture is expected to add more than 1,100 jobs in Lordstown, Ohio.

U.S. energy dominance is giving OPEC members a chill.

A special system connected to Miguel's tank enables his shocks to power strands of lights on a nearby tree, according to a news release.

They’re negotiating through a tangle of tensions driving members in competing directions.