Jack Quinn

The U.S. is now home to more identified lithium resources than any other country on the planet.

A 1.3 GW offshore wind project has been cancelled by its developers, dealing a blow to Biden's wind energy targets.

US oil output continues to reach new heights; Houthi attacks in the Red Sea persist; OPEC's eighth-largest producer is leaving the cartel.

Bolivia's governing party is in a state of all-out civil war led by its two most prominent leaders, pointing towards further instability down the road.

Renewable energy is poised for a rebound in 2024, but higher oil prices will continue to make it difficult to quit fossil fuels. A crucial year looms.

As many Western countries re-embrace nuclear power as they look to transition to fossil fuels, Madrid takes a different tack.

More Americans than ever before will fly between Christmas and New Year's in 2023.

After a second failed constitutional referendum, Chilean President Gabriel Boric's flagship lithium strategy—or lack thereof—is on the clock.

The US's leading fusion laboratory is ahead of schedule. How soon until utility-scale nuclear fusion becomes a reality?

Attacks on Red Sea shipping are driving up oil prices, prompting the US to form a coalition of nation's the crack down on Iran-backed Houthi rebels. Geopolitical uncertainty looks to be a key concern for investors in 2024.

With inflation cooling and the election approaching, the U.S. wind industry may face a limited window of opportunity in 2024.

New solar installations have accelerated the transition away from natural gas and coal in two of Europe's leading economies.

A cutting-edge nuclear technology is still in its infancy and beset by financial and environmental concerns.

Warren Buffett's conglomerate increased its ownership of Occidental this week, signaling approval of the Houston-based oil company's purchase of CrownRock.

Record domestic oil output is driving down gas prices.

The new president of Argentina has begun a process of "shock therapy" in a bid to save the country from economic collapse.

Heat pump installations are rising rapidly across the globe. There's still work to be done, experts say.

A draft of the UN climate conference's joint memorandum included non-compulsory methane emissions reductions and no mention of the oil industry.

Thanks to boosted investment in renewables, coal has proven a far easier energy source to quit than oil and gas -- with a few exceptions -- in major economies.

ExxonMobil and Chevron are both waiting to see what happens next for Guyana, as a dizzying set of competing incentives come into play.

Hydroelectric power is the world's most significant source of renewable energy, but it's not exactly 'green'.

COP28 may become the first-ever international climate summit to commit to eventually phasing out oil and gas.

Argentina's President-elect is expected to withdraw Argentina from a planned expansion of the non-western economic alliance.

US climate envoy John Kerry unveiled the world's first international strategy for commercializing nuclear fusion power, notably excluding China.

The Maduro regime is threatening to destabilize the Caribbean in a bid for offshore oil reserves, in a move likely to invite back crippling US sanctions.

Two steps forward and another one back: COP28 makes progress on major initiatives, but critics say the oil lobby mars an otherwise productive summit.

An OPEC+ delegate told Reuters about Brazil's plans to join the international oil cartel. The government didn't confirm the report.

OPEC+ will reportedly expand existing production cuts; oil prices are up as a major climate summit gets underway.

The total commitments fall short of developing countries' prior requests, but experts view it as a positive sign.