Energy investors have profited as prices climbed. But companies hesitate to boost production, even though costs weigh on consumers.

The U.S. is sending record amounts of liquefied natural gas overseas. But a lot of those export contracts are in 20-year increments.

Europe was already grappling with an energy crisis. The war has made that crisis worse.

It’s all about propping up his own country’s currency.

Turning enough gas into liquid so that it can be shipped is a stumbling block.

If Russia stops sending natural gas to Europe, it’ll have to send it somewhere else.

More than one-third of Europe’s natural gas supplies come from Russia.

Russia supplies much of Europe’s natural gas through pipelines in Ukraine. But energy diversification may reduce Russia’s leverage.

When you want it and where you are are among the most influential.

As Russian troops accumulate at the Ukrainian border, some fear the country could withhold natural gas to Europe in the event of military conflict.