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Ten weeks into the Coronavirus crisis, and a month after crude oil prices dropped below zero, America’s oil producers have slashed output and cut $400 billion off their capital spending budgets.

As our energy-environment discussion continues amid the pandemic, one of our biggest concerns must be that temporary fallen demand and lower prices discourage investments in new oil and natural [...]

In 2019, U.S. renewable consumption overtook coal, but still lags far behind consumption of petroleum and natural gas.

A new study by scientists at PNNL shows that ongoing environmental changes are transforming forests worldwide, resulting in shorter and younger trees with broad impacts on global ecosystems. [...]

Skepticism should be shown towards predictions of an evolution in energy usage after the pandemic.

Financial sector is supporting shareholder resolutions and denying funds to select fossil fuel projects. Even these modest steps are criticized by fossil fuel supporters. It remains to be seen [...]

Pessimism about the Canadian oil and gas sector might be at an all time high but for medium to long-term investors, these stocks might be attractive buys.

As airports reopen and countries end travel bans at their borders, people are starting to feel confident enough to book summer travel.

Social entrepreneur Harish Hande reflects on the democratizing role of sustainable energy in the COVID recovery.

The Norwegian company Morrow Batteries is going to produce lithium sulfate batteries in its new gigafactory, which will be located in the strategic Agder county. Their aim is to “revolutionize [...]