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A report that the Biden administration is weighing greater imports of Canadian oil is putting a renewed focus on the canceled Keystone XL pipeline and whether it would have made any difference with today’s tight oil supply.

The European Union has an idea to help save the planet from the future ravages of climate change: Make a duplicate.

An Energy Department lab released an in-depth report on Mexico’s renewable energy resources yesterday that concludes the country “could become a clean energy powerhouse" within a few years.

Warning signs are flashing red: California faces another scary year for extreme wildfires.

Days after the Biden administration said it would strive to export more natural gas to Europe, a Houston-based energy company said it will begin construction of a new gas-export terminal in Louisiana.

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A second federal banking regulator has published draft guidance that lays out how major lenders should handle the threats they face from climate change.

Occidental Petroleum Corp. told investors that a planned carbon removal facility in the Permian Basin could cost $800 million to $1 billion.

Notorious “forever chemicals” are widespread in fast-food packaging, according to an investigation by a consumer advocacy group.

Momentum is building in red states to hit back at Wall Street’s green rebranding. Learn more.