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Foreign Investors Help Fuel U.S. Shale Boom
About 20 percent of investment since 2008 has come from abroad -
Europe
Why the U.S. Is Cutting Carbon Faster Than Europe
The natural gas boom in America has made it harder for Europe to cut carbon emissions -
Asia
China's Shale-Gas Potential and Peril
Reserves far surpass America's. Getting it out is the problem -
Commodities
What’s Behind the Big Selloff in Crude Oil
Weak growth in China and slower global growth forecast by the IMF further pressure the drop in crude oil prices -
Energy
The Falkland Islands Brace for Oil Wealth
The islanders start planning how to handle $10.5 billion in oil revenue -
Congress
With Clean-Energy Default Rules, It's Easy Being Green
How can governments best promote the use of clean energy? Start by asking consumers to do nothing -
Energy
Why Abundant Oil Hasn't Cut Gasoline Prices
Foreign demand, quirks in biofuel laws, and logistical chokepoints have driven up the cost -
Energy
Natural Gas Prices, and Profits, Have Come Roaring Back
Burned by their fracking exuberance, natural gas producers have curbed production and seen prices increase -
China
On China's Electricity Grid, East Needs West—for Coal
China taps the west's coal reserves to light up its coast -
Energy
The Real Reason Iraq's Oil Boom Has Stalled
A decade after the invasion, Iraq's oil revival is plagued by bureaucratic red tape that slows investment -
Energy
Canada Wonders Why Crude Oil Is Coming From Texas
As Valero Energy prepares to ship light, sweet crude oil from the Gulf Coast to Quebec, Canada's opposition blames the Harper administration -
Africa
In Kenya, the Next Big Oil Patch
Oil companies estimate East Africa holds up to 10 billion barrels -
innovator
Innovator: Martin Riddiford's Gravity-Powered Lamp
The British designer's GravityLight is powered by a 25-pound falling weight -
Latin America
After Chávez, What Happens to Venezuela's Oil?
Chávez plowed PDVSA profits into welfare projects, starving it of funds for exploration and production -
Energy
Two Years on, Fukushima Casts No Shadow Over Nuclear
Despite its persistent byproducts, nuclear is not easily banished
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Asia
Foreign Investors Help Fuel U.S. Shale Boom
About 20 percent of investment since 2008 has come from abroad -
Asia
China's Shale-Gas Potential and Peril
Reserves far surpass America's. Getting it out is the problem -
Energy
Why Abundant Oil Hasn't Cut Gasoline Prices
Foreign demand, quirks in biofuel laws, and logistical chokepoints have driven up the cost -
Europe
Why the U.S. Is Cutting Carbon Faster Than Europe
The natural gas boom in America has made it harder for Europe to cut carbon emissions -
Energy
The Falkland Islands Brace for Oil Wealth
The islanders start planning how to handle $10.5 billion in oil revenue -
Energy
Coal's Future Is Rocky at Best
Ultracheap natural gas is replacing coal for power generation, and mines are being idled -
Energy
The Real Reason Iraq's Oil Boom Has Stalled
A decade after the invasion, Iraq's oil revival is plagued by bureaucratic red tape that slows investment -
Energy
Brazil's Cheaper Electricity Comes at a Cost
President Rousseff cuts utility rates to boost a sagging economy -
Energy
North Dakota's Bakken Oil Finally Hits the East Coast
More of the hundreds of thousands of barrels of oil flowing out of North Dakota are moving to the supply-constrained East -
Africa
In Kenya, the Next Big Oil Patch
Oil companies estimate East Africa holds up to 10 billion barrels -
Energy
Falling U.S. Oil Imports Will Reshape the World Crude Market
The U.S. oil boom means that much of the world's oil will need to find a new home -
Energy
Canada Wonders Why Crude Oil Is Coming From Texas
As Valero Energy prepares to ship light, sweet crude oil from the Gulf Coast to Quebec, Canada's opposition blames the Harper administration -
China
China Wants Nuclear Reactors, and Lots of Them
While the West holds back, China pursues big nuclear dreams -
Apps & Software
Inside the Chinese Boom in Corporate Espionage
Chinese corporate espionage is "the greatest transfer of wealth in history," says the U.S. National Security Agency's director. And growing evidence says China's intelligence agencies are involved -
Energy
Big Oil's Big in Biofuels
In the global race for renewable energy, Exxon, Shell, and BP have become major players in biofuels
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Asia
Foreign Investors Help Fuel U.S. Shale Boom
About 20 percent of investment since 2008 has come from abroad -
Europe
Why the U.S. Is Cutting Carbon Faster Than Europe
The natural gas boom in America has made it harder for Europe to cut carbon emissions -
Asia
China's Shale-Gas Potential and Peril
Reserves far surpass America's. Getting it out is the problem -
Commodities
What’s Behind the Big Selloff in Crude Oil
Weak growth in China and slower global growth forecast by the IMF further pressure the drop in crude oil prices -
Energy
Why Abundant Oil Hasn't Cut Gasoline Prices
Foreign demand, quirks in biofuel laws, and logistical chokepoints have driven up the cost -
Energy
The Falkland Islands Brace for Oil Wealth
The islanders start planning how to handle $10.5 billion in oil revenue -
Energy
Falling U.S. Oil Imports Will Reshape the World Crude Market
The U.S. oil boom means that much of the world's oil will need to find a new home -
Europe
Russia's Oligarchs Ditch Oil and Gold to Pile Up Cash
First-generation business tycoons sell out of gold, oil, and more -
Apps & Software
Inside the Chinese Boom in Corporate Espionage
Chinese corporate espionage is "the greatest transfer of wealth in history," says the U.S. National Security Agency's director. And growing evidence says China's intelligence agencies are involved -
Energy
Robots: The Future of the Oil Industry
Companies are investing in unmanned, robotic drilling rigs -
Energy
The Strange Surge in U.S. Oil Imports
Shipments of foreign oil added to the January trade deficit, even though the U.S. is pumping more crude than it has in decades -
Energy
Brazil's Cheaper Electricity Comes at a Cost
President Rousseff cuts utility rates to boost a sagging economy -
Africa
In Kenya, the Next Big Oil Patch
Oil companies estimate East Africa holds up to 10 billion barrels -
Energy
Biofuel Startups Prepare IPOs; Investors Shrug
More biofuel IPOs are slated, but investors are losing interest -
Energy
How the U.S. Became 'The China of Refined' Gasoline
The U.S. is decreasing its dependance on foreign oil, while the rest of the world is turning to the U.S. for refined gasoline
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Asia
Foreign Investors Help Fuel U.S. Shale Boom
About 20 percent of investment since 2008 has come from abroad -
Europe
Why the U.S. Is Cutting Carbon Faster Than Europe
The natural gas boom in America has made it harder for Europe to cut carbon emissions -
Energy
Falling U.S. Oil Imports Will Reshape the World Crude Market
The U.S. oil boom means that much of the world's oil will need to find a new home -
Commodities
What’s Behind the Big Selloff in Crude Oil
Weak growth in China and slower global growth forecast by the IMF further pressure the drop in crude oil prices -
Energy
Two Years on, Fukushima Casts No Shadow Over Nuclear
Despite its persistent byproducts, nuclear is not easily banished -
Energy
Why Abundant Oil Hasn't Cut Gasoline Prices
Foreign demand, quirks in biofuel laws, and logistical chokepoints have driven up the cost -
Asia
China's Shale-Gas Potential and Peril
Reserves far surpass America's. Getting it out is the problem -
Energy
Exploiting Coal by Burning It Underground
Igniting coal in seams deep underground may limit pollution -
Energy
Focus On Energy, September 2012
Ireland's big oil discovery in the Celtic Sea; the oil industry's automation drive; and turning underground coal into gas -
Energy
North Dakota's Bakken Oil Finally Hits the East Coast
More of the hundreds of thousands of barrels of oil flowing out of North Dakota are moving to the supply-constrained East -
Energy
The Real Reason Iraq's Oil Boom Has Stalled
A decade after the invasion, Iraq's oil revival is plagued by bureaucratic red tape that slows investment -
Energy
Robots: The Future of the Oil Industry
Companies are investing in unmanned, robotic drilling rigs -
Energy
Focus On Energy
Big Oil's race for renewable energy; radio-operated streetlamps; smart meters: utilities vs consumers; and investors lose interest in biofuel IPOs
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