Energy

The new bill looks like an attack on Russia, but it could help bolster Putin's narrative.

The theory describes how heat moves through solids.

Iran has given French company Total two months to obtain exemptions from U.S. sanctions, or else China gets its share of the South Pars gas field.

China is rapidly gaining on the U.S. lead in Asia, but its quick growth requires more energy. That’s where Russia comes in.

Volcanic ash, often a waste material, could change how we build our cities.

President Donald Trump said the war on coal is over, but that's not quite accurate.

The Russian Embassy fired back, saying “some British politicians bear no responsibility for their words.”

President Trump is supposed to be the “coal president,” but his own appointees may have just lost thousands of coal jobs.

Here's what we know—and don't know—about our neighboring planet.

This achievement transformed modern physics

The findings can help to better predict space weather.

The senator called drilling in the Arctic a "tremendous opportunity."

Thawing permafrost in the city of Bethel is wreaking havoc on the local landscape.

If Saudi Arabia develops nuclear energy, will it fuel instability?

The past two winters were warmer than normal

Energy harvested from the evaporation of water might be able to provide up to 70 percent of U.S. demand for electricity.

Other past high-profile victims of the pranksters include musician Sir Elton John.

Panda Green Energy hopes the fun design will get children interested in renewable energy.

South Africa’s state-run power firm supplies a fifth of its neighbor's daily electricity needs.

The new measures signed by Trump seek to gut most of the climate change regulations put in place by President Barack Obama.

Ten Democratic attorneys general notified Energy Secretary Rick Perry of their plan to sue in 60 days for stalling proposed standards.

Standards, guidelines and exercises have bolstered the security of high-voltage networks but little has been done to protect the low-voltage systems that power our homes and workplaces.

Paul Ryan and Donald Trump used to feud. They don’t any longer.

This new form of green power could let us have our cake and eat it.

Man-made earthquakes, caused by fracking, threaten to take out a crucial part of the nation’s energy infrastructure. But don’t expect Rex Tillerson, Scott Pruitt or Rick Perry to do anything about it.

"The questionnaire was not authorized or part of our standard protocol," Trump spokesman Sean Spicer said.

Clinton embraces natural gas while Trump goes all in on boosting fossil fuels.

The tiles are like a generator—only instead of spinning a turbine with wind, water, or coal, it’s spinning a flywheel with footsteps.

"The world is going to have to continue using fossil fuels, whether they like it or not," said the energy giant's CEO.

Christian Ridley explores ways to rejuvenate the ailing algae biofuel industry.