PreventDisease.com Energy and consciousness can neither be destroyed nor created. All that is and all that you are exists for eternity. If it exists, there is no such thing as it not existing. Since there are only...

Mitt Romney’s energy policy whitepaper contains some subtle, curious items. The headline, as we reported earlier, is that he will seek to make the U.S. energy independent by 2020, partially by expanding drilling on federal lands and...

From Goldman’s fantastic chart presentation on Chinese energy use comes this chart: Please follow Money Game on Twitter and Facebook. Join the conversation about this story » Clusterstock

The shale industry remains phenomenally controversial. Not a week goes by without a study proving or disproving whether hydraulic fracking of the sedimentary rock poses dangers to area residents — and then is immediately contested by the...

Memo to U.S. energy consumers: you’ve got it good. That was the conclusion we drew from the presentation given by Vienna-based JBC Energy’s Alexander Poegl at this year’s Association for the Study of Peak Oil mega-conference.   Slowing...

The Department of Energy’s Energy Information Administration has released its Annual Energy Outlook (AEO) for 2012, and the big theme in the report is uncertainty. But they’re pretty sure oil prices are going to go up. Basically,...

T. Boone Pickens has some good news for natural gas investors: the price of the compressed hydrocarbon cannot possibly get any lower. And when prices head higher, Chesapeake Energy should be a winner. Speaking on CNBC, the...

Depending on how you date it, we are now in the fourth year of the country’s so-called energy revolution (2008 was the first year the New York Times wrote about fracking in the Marcellus shale).  The gains are real:...

The shale resource revolution and its affect on energy prices has now been discussed ad infinitum. Yet many consumers are still not seeing the effects on their energy bills.  That is likely to change next year. The...