Chevron CEO's vision for US energy plan

Over the last 150 years, we've seen the greatest advancements in living standards in recorded history - advances enabled by affordable and reliable energy that have brought light, heat, mobility, modern communications and other benefits to billions of people around the world.

The nuclear industry still has its secrets

One of the nuclear industry’s promises for the future is that it will turn its back on its cold war past and be more open and transparent about its dealings.

Cramer: Oil decline obscured important discovery

With the sharp downturn in oil prices commanding headlines, Cramer thinks important stories have been pushed out, unfairly.

BP asks court to reconsider 'gross negligence' ruling

BP has asked a US court to reconsider its ruling of "gross negligence" over a 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, which boosted its potential fines to around $18bn (£11.1bn).

Oil price hits two-year low after Saudi price cut

Global oil prices have fallen to their lowest level in more than two years after Saudi Arabia cut its official selling price.

Big six energy firms may lose quarter of customers by 2020, analysts warn

The big six energy suppliers are facing the loss of a quarter of their customers over the next six years, knocking £500m a year off their collective profits, City financial analysts have said.

After Fukushima, is it moral for Australia to sell uranium to India?

At the height of the Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011, Japanese prime minister Nato Kan was faced with a decision: would he have to order the evacuation of Tokyo.