The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) maybe be forced to shut down its famous Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in Switzerland due to the growing energy crisis in Europe.
East Timor is using China as a bargaining chip in negotiations with Australia’s government over the construction of a gas pipeline from the resource-heavy Timor Sea.
A federal judge has sided with Democrat President Joe Biden’s administration and ruled in favor of the government halting oil and gas leases in the state of Wyoming.
Fracking companies are reporting that shortages in hydrofracking equipment are causing shale oil output to slow down.
Just 1 percent of American voters describe the economy under Democrat President Joe Biden as “excellent,” a new poll has revealed.
ExxonMobil is taking legal action against Russia after President Vladimir Putin blocked the Texas-based fossil fuel company from leaving the country.
Russia has halted gas supplies to Europe via a key European supply route citing maintenance issues, according to reports.
Economist Nassim Nicholas Taleb has criticized President Joe Biden’s controversial student loan debt forgiveness plan.
Germany’s Economy Minister Robert Habeck has announced that the German government’s fears of major natural gas shortages over the winter are easing.
Meta’s Facebook has agreed to settle a lawsuit that alleges the social media platform inappropriately shared user data with third parties, including Cambridge Analytica.