On Thursday, U.S. President Donald Trump sent oil prices rallying on the prospect of an unprecedented, U.S.-backed deal to cut global crude production.

Energy Sec. Dan Brouillette tells oil industry representatives that he expects a Saudi-Russia deal on a crude production cuts within days.

New Mexico oil producers would be free to halt some output without penalty under an emergency rulemaking process that’s now underway.

President Donald Trump hasn’t given up on his plan to buy crude on the cheap.

Lawyers for more than half the wildfire victims who negotiated a $13.5 billion settlement with PG&E Corp. say their clients plan to vote overwhelmingly in favor of the bankrupt utility’s reorganization plan.

Vantage Energy Services Inc. failed to convince the Fifth Circuit Friday that an EEOC bias-related enforcement action on behalf of an injured oil rig worker was invalid because its formal charge was filed too late.

The Trump administration’s attempt to relax vehicle emission standards has put Canada in the tricky position of weakening its own rules or sticking to an alliance with California and the country’s domestic climate change targets.

The chiefs of the Bureau of Land Management and the National Park Service will keep their temporary posts for at least one more month, raising questions about the legality of continually extending their placeholder appointments.

Michigan regulators have the authority to mandate energy suppliers purchase power from in-state generation companies, the state’s highest court ruled in a decision benefiting Michigan utilities DTE Energy Co. and Consumers Energy Co. at the cost of large energy users such as U.S. Steel, General Motors Co. and the Dow Chemical Co.

U.S. coal producers’ revenue will be largely spared this year as the coronavirus drags down consumption, thanks to long-term supply contracts with utilities. But prospects for 2021 look far more dire.