Energy in America

Heating costs for homes using natural gas are expected to rise 25% this winter compared with the previous winter, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

Energy ministers for the European Union agreed to a price cap earlier this week to combat the ongoing energy crisis ravaging the continent.

A powerful earthquake that hit the coast of northern California on Tuesday morning knocked out power for more than 72,000 customers in the Golden State.

As countries turn away from Russia after it invaded Ukraine, the US has become more attractive. This new demand could push US energy production higher.

Chevron Chairman and CEO Mike Wirth argued U.S. energy needs to be "affordable, reliable and cleaner" to boost economic prosperity and national security.

Oil prices regained steam on Monday morning, rising by over $1 a barrel as China begins loosening some of its covid-19 restrictions.

Amtrak has unveiled its newest trains. The company said the modern and more sustainable Amtrak Airo will start debuting in 2026 and operate on routes nationwide.

California air regulators approved a plan Thursday that would dramatically cut reliance on fossil fuels to address climate change concerns, drawing strong reaction.

Russian President Vladimir Putin accused the West of "robbery" operating under the guise of international sanction as penalties bite Moscow's economy.

The annual long-term assessment of the nation's grid from the North American Electric Reliability Corporation showed that much of the country is facing widespread shortfall risks.

Canada has revoked a temporary sanction waiver issued to allow repairs to the Nord Stream pipeline and said Putin showed no intention of getting the pipeline back up and running.

Nuclear fusion firms see a flurry of investment after Dec.11 announcement of ignition by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory at a press conference in DC.