These Solar Panel Chargers For Your Backpack Can Charge Two iPads at the Same Time
Check out high-quality foldable solar panels coupled with smart technology that is both shock-proof and weather-proof.
Never Run Out of Power Backup on Your Adventurous Outings With These Foldable Solar Chargers
Enjoy wall-outlet charging speeds with these portable solar charging and storage setups that fits in your backpack for seamless connectivity when amidst nature.
Here's What You Need to Know Before Setting Up Solar Panels at Home
An insight into how solar homes work, location and rooftop considerations, kind of warranties available, and questions that you must ask your energy consultant before closing the deal.
How to Achieve Energy Independence While On the Go
Never run out of battery with these 25 watt foldable solar chargers that come with power banks capable to charging eight smartphones after 5 hours of sunlight.
EU Extends Restrictions On Chinese Solar Panel Manufacturers
The EU extended restrictions placed in 2013 on Chinese solar panel manufacturers due to complaints of "dumping" by local companies.
Russia-Turkey Crisis: Turkish Energy Projects With Russia Unharmed, Erdogan Says
The Turkish president vowed not to be affected by pressure from Russian sanctions after Turkey shot down a Russian fighter jet in November.
Oil Prices: Crude Drops Below $40 After OPEC Members Agree To Maintain High Output
The global oil group has raised its production limit to reflect more accurately how much oil it has sent to global markets.
NRG Energy CEO David Crane Steps Down Amid Investor Unhappiness Over Renewable Energy Push
David Crane stepped down this week as head of the New Jersey power company amid investor unhappiness over Crane's renewable energy push.
OPEC Meeting Heads For Deadlock As Members Clash Over Oil Production Cuts
Saudi Arabia has maintained that a cap on oil production would not work if non-OPEC producers like Russia and Mexico do not agree to output cuts.
Paris Climate Talks: Nuclear Fusion Is The 'Holy Grail' Of Clean Energy Technology
Scientists and engineers around the world are working on nuclear fusion reactors that, if successful, could replace today's carbon-intensive power plants.
JX Holdings And TonenGeneral, Japan’s Biggest Oil Refiners, Set To Merge Amid Falling Fuel Demand
JX Holdings Inc. will take over smaller rival TonenGeneral as the country's oil refiners look to cut processing capacity amid declining fuel demand.
Obama Administration To Hold Oil And Gas Lease Auction Amid Paris Climate Change Conference
Environmental groups said they planned to protest the Dec. 10 auction in Washington, where officials will offer parcels of public land for oil and gas development.
Paris Climate Talks: US Companies Join White House Pledge For Strong Climate Change Agreement
Major U.S. businesses joined the White House this week in voicing support for an aggressive outcome at the United Nations climate change talks in Paris.
US Regulators Scale Back Renewable Fuel Standard Quotas, But Ethanol Companies Still See A Boost
Regulators this week reduced the amount of advanced biofuels suppliers must mix in to regular gasoline and diesel, citing market challenges.
Solar Power In Europe: Can Germany And France Lead In Renewable Energy Despite Cloudy Climates?
France and Germany are not known for sunny skies, but are nevertheless using government initiatives to spur a shift toward renewable solar energy.
Paris Climate Change Summit: Bill Gates Launches Multibillion-Dollar Clean Energy Investment Fund
The technology leader announced an initiative by more than 25 private investors to support cutting-edge, zero-carbon energy breakthroughs.
Russian Gas Supplier Gazprom To Meet EU On Antitrust Claims
The Russian state monopoly, which supplies a third of Europe's gas, is accused of anticompetitive practices.
Russia's Gazprom Suspends Gas Delivery To Ukraine Until Next Advance Payment From Naftogaz
Ukraine and Russia have been involved in a dispute over gas deliveries since last year, following Crimea’s annexation by Moscow.
Russia’s Gazprom Mulls Sale Of UK-Belgium Gas Pipeline Stake
The state-backed Russian gas giant has suffered a massive decline in its value, losing over $300 billion since May 2008.
Low Oil Prices: Saudi Arabia Says It's Ready To Help Stabilize Global Crude Markets But Stops Short Of Committing To Production Cuts
Oil prices jumped on the signal that Saudi Arabia would work to stabilize oil prices, but the gains were quickly erased.
Oil Prices 2015: Saudi Arabia Overtakes Russia In Crude Oil Supplies To China Amid Price Slump
With Iran set to join the global oil market in coming months, experts worry prices will remain low amid a market oversupply.
Iran's New Oil And Gas Contract Terms Flexible On Crude Price, Risk: Official
"The fee per barrel that is paid as profit to the company is flexible based on the risk which is considered,” an Iranian official says.
Volkswagen Scandal Update: False Emissions Data Used On 2009-2016 3-Liter Diesel Cars, More Than Previously Alleged, EPA Says
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Friday said VW used software that reported false emissions data in all vehicles with 3-liter diesel engines from 2009 to 2016.
Castrol's 'Nexcel' Oil System Lets You Change Your Car's Engine Oil In Just 90 Seconds [VIDEO]
Castrol says an oil change and filter service with the Nexcel takes less than a tenth of the current time. And it's much cleaner.
Murray Energy Corp. Fined In Coal Mine Safety Whistleblower Case, CEO Ordered To Read Notices In Mines
A judge ordered Murray Energy Corp. to pay a fine after the company interfered with miners' rights to file confidential safety complaints with regulators.
Royal Dutch Shell–BG Group $70B Merger Gets Australian Regulator Nod
Low oil prices and regulatory concerns have taken their toll on the mega deal, as anxious investors await further key approvals.