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Not one of the Congressmen complained that there are gasoline lines. There are none. There are no shortages even if they did conjure the Nixon-era gasoline lines and rationing—all of which were caused by President Nixon’s wage and price controls. No. The Congressmen are just unhappy with the price.

Stocks fell on the prospect of larger rate hikes and the Fed’s intent to reduce its holdings by $95 billion a month.

Investors are bracing for more uncertainty as Fed officials pledge to aggressively raise rates to combat inflation.

Russia's war with Ukraine has put cybersecurity in the spotlight. That has focused more attention on distributed energy assets like rooftop solar, batteries, and microgrids.

Blaming Big Oil for the current situation is empty posturing, but all-too-common

Some experts are warning that the economy will take a “major hit” next year as the Fed struggles to combat inflation.

The latest move is meant to drain Russia’s dollar reserves and bring it closer to a potential default.

Joe Biden's Day 1 decision to cancel the Keystone XL pipeline looms large as U.S. and Canadian government officials meet to search for ways to increase Canada's oil exports to the Gulf Coast.

In this Solar100 interview, Primergy Energy CFO Tim Larrison discusses his career in energy, solar’s project finance problem, emerging storage technology, solar’s next major hurdle, and career advice for future CFOs.

Time is running out to prevent runaway climate collapse, but a toolbox of powerful solutions is available to turn things around this decade, a global panel of experts has concluded.

[T]he SEC states: In many cases, however, we are unable to reliably quantify these potential benefits and costs.

Put yourself in the place of a U.S. oil company executive—the White House is increasing my costs and now competing directly with me by releasing oil to drive down my price to further reduce my profits....What is my upside?

While President Biden may stand to gain politically from tapping the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, his reasoning and actions are justified. High oil prices give President Vladimir Putin’s war machine a lifeline.

High energy prices are putting pressure on policymakers to produce more fossil fuels. But should their resources be channeled into green energies?

With midterm elections looming and consumers grumbling about high prices at the pump, Democrats are looking for a scapegoat for the growing energy crisis. Leaders in Congress plan to call energy CEOs to account at two separate hearings this week on the roots of current high oil prices.

Developed nations must consider the long-term effects of their short-term actions in the wake of the Ukraine war to stay within 1.5 degrees Celsius.

President Biden's recent announcement that he will invoke the Defense Production Act to subsidize the domestic mining for critical minerals that are key to the energy transition. But that money will provide little help if it is not accompanied by a speed-up in federal permitting processes.