Keystone Energy Forum

The grand bargain in Springfield may be a model to save nuclear plants in other jurisdictions.

Crude oil comes out of the ground hot, then stays warm for weeks as it travels at a casual walking pace - about 3 miles an hour - through the nation's 2.5 million miles of oil pipeline, moving from well to refinery.

"It is getting hard to build major new infrastructure projects in America..."

"The bridging energy source, I think, is gas,"revealing the sort of thinking U.S. environmentalists often condemn.

A vast field of shale rock in West Texas could yield 20 billion barrels of oil, making it the largest source of shale oil the U.S. Geological Survey has ever assessed, agency officials said.

Global oil demand won't stop growing before 2040 despite pledges made at the Paris climate change summit last year to cap greenhouse-gas emissions, the head of the International Energy Agency said (WSJ subscription required).

Eighty percent of voters support increased development of U.S. oil and natural gas resources including 71 percent of Democrats, 94 percent of Republicans and 76 percent of Independents.

This report explores how a theoretical ban on hydraulic fracturing in the United States, beginning on January 1, 2017 and running through the end of 2022, would impact jobs, energy prices, incomes, domestic manufacturing, and American energy security.

Massive new discovery proves: When you're allowed to explore for energy, historic oil and natural gas discoveries can follow. But there's a caveat. Given the long lead time it takes years...

Carnegie Mellon University released peer-reviewed study finding significant health and climate benefits as a result of the increased use natural gas for electricity generation.