Those quick to deride peak oil theory also don't know Jack

Chevron: Steamflood pilot in Saudi neutral zone 'quite promising'

Russian pressure on Shell alarms EU, Japan

Mexico may double nuclear plant output

Mexico may become the latest oil-rich country looking seriously at nuclear power as a hedge against declining energy reserves, according to a plan outlined Monday by Energy Minister Fernando Canales Clariond.

Tanzania: Country Turns to Cassava for Energy

Nigeria to restore oil production loss

Amaranth faces billions of dollars in natgas losses

Amaranth Advisors' hedge fund said on Monday it may suffer billions of dollars in natural gas losses, becoming the latest hedge fund to be stung by energy price volatility this year.

The Connecticut-based company, which had over $9 billion in capital under management, said year-to-date losses may top 35 percent as it liquidates its natural gas positions.

BP investors demand meeting

Farmer planning diesel tree biofuel

They say that money doesn't grow on trees, but a Queensland farmer believes fuel does.

Mike Jubow, a nursery wholesaler from Mackay, has begun importing seed from Brazil to plant diesel trees.

An Interview with Dennis Meadows - Co-Author of 'Limits to Growth'

Study: A Strategy Based on Fuel Economy Provides Best Outcome for Domestic Automakers

The only way to kick our oil habit

Russian firm rolls out U.S. gas stations

Bolstered by ambitions to grab a foothold in the United States and take on gasoline brands like Mobil and BP, Lukoil is mounting a $35 million (U.S.) campaign to stamp its name across a vast network of U.S. gas stations.

A 100mpg DIY car costing $2500

Gore Calls for Immediate Freeze on Heat-Trapping Gas Emissions

Fiddling While the Planet Burns

Will the Wall Street Journal's editorial writers accept a challenge to learn the truth about the science of global climate change?

Floating Ocean Windmills Designed to Generate More Power