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The United States is the only major Western country that is not part of the Paris climate agreement, which seeks to restrict and reduce fossil fuel consumption across the world...

US district judge sides with Standing Rock Sioux tribeMore extensive environmental review is required – judgeA federal judge has sided with the Standing Rock Sioux tribe and ordered the Dakota Access pipeline shut down...

Samples from illegal refineries in Niger delta found to be of a higher quality than imported petrol in new analysis

Analysts predict more struggling shale energy firms could fold or be bought up by rivals

The Oklahoma City-based company helped turn the US into a global energy powerhouse but ran up huge debts in the process

As Covid-19 accelerates the shift towards renewable energy, Jonathan Watts hears how this change risks causing intergenerational injustice in Aberdeen

The government adviser publishes its progress report today. Here are the areas it says require urgent attention

A major spill last Saturday has renewed Canadians' worries about the Trans Mountain pipeline. Up to 50,000 gallons of crude oil flooded Sumas First Nation's land in Abbotsford, British Columbia, spilling over an aquifer that...

With no plans to raise clean energy investment, demand will soon reach pre-crisis level

Oil company says it may be forced to leave some of its fossil fuel discoveries in the ground

Military called in to fire artillery rounds at wellhead in Siberia that has been ablaze for nearly a week

Value of reserves could fall by two-thirds as Covid-19 hastens peak in demand, study shows

Risk is greater in rural areas, according to study of nearly 3 million births over 10 years

There is no easy route to a greener global economy. But since coronavirus hit, politics and business are thinking again

Covid-19 pandemic forecast to cause biggest slump in history after collapse in demand