Energy

As Beijing considers limiting key equipment, experts say it could slow — but not stop — America’s solar ambitions.

The country has been chafing under the cartel’s crude oil production limits.

We break down price caps — and the economic theory versus reality of how they actually work.

Countries that have their own refineries and reserves, and that can afford to pay, are facing high oil and gas prices but not shortages. Other countries can't get what they need and are rationing fuel.

Smaller airlines have thinner margins and more price-sensitive customers than major airlines, and say they have fewer ways to absorb the hit.

Experts say new exploration takes more than a decade from decision to market. Research can cost hundreds of millions of dollars, and development can take tens of billions.

The trucks and farm equipment that keep our economy moving run on diesel. That means small businesses like farms and pet supply companies have to adjust.

The Strait of Hormuz has remained largely closed, with only three sanctioned tankers making it through the waterway according to Reuters.

The head of the International Energy Agency warned that if the Strait of Hormuz doesn't reopen soon, the availability of jet fuel will continue affecting airlines and summer travel.

Energy infrastructure in the United States is getting old. Consumers will end up paying some of the costs of repairs and upgrades.