Some small U.S. shale producers are putting the brakes on oil drilling as crude prices sink to multi-year lows and steep ...

Goldman Sachs on Friday said it expects OPEC+ to announce a second consecutive increase in supply for June on Saturday, due ...

Oil slumped as OPEC+ discussed making a second major production increase, inflaming concerns about swelling global supplies ...

Shale-oil companies are taking some of the harder lumps on Wall Street as crude prices tumble and President Donald Trump’s trade war runs headlong into his goal to turbocharge US energy production.

Selina Williams is an energy reporter for The Wall Street Journal. She is responsible for covering mid-size oil and gas companies, oil service companies, shale gas, nuclear power and UK energy policy.

In the space of ten days, U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright has gone from full-throttle shale hype-man to waving the red ...

(Bloomberg) — Shale-oil companies are taking some of the harder lumps on Wall Street as crude prices tumble and President Donald Trump’s trade war runs headlong into his goal to turbocharge US energy ...

Chris Matthews leads The Wall Street Journal's U.S. energy coverage from the Journal's bureau in Houston.

This leaves any projects that try to break ground under the new timelines open to very easy legal challenges—something that ...

The draft remains a coercive document, a pseudo-contractual expropriation of a victim nation with its back to the wall.

In Western Pa., the owners of the old Homer City plant demolished smokestacks and cooling towers and announced a $10 billion ...

The Trump administration aims to make fossil fuels cheap—so cheap they wouldn’t be worth extracting. “‘Drill, baby, drill’ is ...