Saddled by production problems and uncertainty in both Nigeria and an explosive Libya, Italy’s energy giant Eni started 2014 on shaky ground. The company began the year by posting a 4th quarter loss of $832 million, a 14% decline from last year, though slightly better than industry expectations. ...

A Texas company wants to build a 76-mile pipeline extension to help move natural gas from the Utica and Marcellus shales to the Gulf Coast. ...

China spent more than the U.S. on energy efficiency for the first time with the $4.3 billion it invested accounting for almost a third of the world’s total. ...

A decline in energy consumption across the European Union that began in 2006 is due to the region‘s sluggish economic performance, officials said Tuesday. ...

The federal Interior Department and U.S. Geological Survey have teamed up to produce the nation's first publicly available interactive map and database of all onshore wind turbines. ...

Turkey's energy minister confirmed Monday that northern Iraqi oil has not been exported yet. ...

Chinese government has reiterated its call to the US to objectively and fairly handle ongoing solar trade disputes after Washington initiated another probe into Chinese products. ...

GOLDMAN Sachs and Deutsche Bank are quietly trying to get out of a business few people know they are even in: trading supplies of raw uranium known as yellowcake. ...

Argentina is seeking Qatari support to build a new LNG terminal to enhance the country’s gas receiving capacity from Qatar. ...

Shell is to drill offshore Namibia, a growing area of interest for oil and gas explorers, the southern African country’s mines and energy minister said on Monday. ...