BP’s energy outlook shows consumption slumping 50% by 2050 in one scenario, and by almost 80% in another.

The Arctic is warming with such rapid speed—more than twice as fast as the global average—that it serves as a leading indicator.

Some of the largest producers in the Middle East are slashing prices for their barrels, signaling a lack of confidence in the recovery.

In most countries, the chief objective is to minimize reliance on coal. In China, however, bureaucrats are more preoccupied with self-sufficiency.

Japaul has obtained licenses to mine gold, lead, nickel and copper.

Turkey has found 320 billion cubic meters of natural gas in the Black Sea, and hopes to begin production by 2023.

The Trump administration authorized a sweeping plan to sell drilling rights and spur oil development in Alaska’s rugged Arctic refuge.

Nornickel has set aside $2.1-billion after Russia’s ecological watchdog asked it to pay for the damage caused by the spill of about 150 000 barrels of diesel from a storage tank into a river system.