Moving on from Teapot Dome, 90-plus years laterBy Kai RyssdalFebruary 02, 2015Underwood Archives/Getty ImagesDepartment of Energy sells oilfield central to 1920s scandal for $45 million.POSTED IN: Teapot Dome scandal oilfields department of energy ListenreadDownloadDownload
Now that’s an unexpected energy boost. (Thanks, Cuba)By Kai RyssdalDecember 17, 2014Investors confuse the Cuba Energy Company with the country. POSTED IN: energy drinks cuba cuban beverage company San Diego read
Weak demand for oil is sign of weak global economyBy David WeinbergOctober 14, 2014Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty ImagesWhat does weak demand for oil say about the overall economy?POSTED IN: gas prices Oil international energy agency global economy ListenreadDownloadDownload
Why the Pentagon is preparing for climate changeBy Scott TongOctober 13, 2014(Christof Stache/AFP/Getty Images)The Pentagon sees climate change ratcheting tensions in already problematic regions. POSTED IN: climate change Pentagon alternative energy ListenreadDownloadDownload
Three charts that show why your heating bill will fallBy Tony Wagner and Shea HuffmanOctober 13, 2014Scott Olson/Getty ImagesNatural gas prices are up but demand is expected to plummet, spelling savings.POSTED IN: polar vortex energy bills heating natural gas read
Saudi Arabia is losing its grip on oilBy Scott TongOctober 02, 2014ALEXANDER KLEIN/AFP/Getty ImagesA global glut of oil has potential to pit key suppliers in a price war. POSTED IN: Oil OPEC energy Environment fuel ListenreadDownloadDownload
Danger in the U.S.' booming oil and gas fieldsBy Emily GuerinSeptember 26, 2014Wikimedia CommonsHow many deaths push regulators to act? Coal mining disasters provide one answer.POSTED IN: energy crude oil safety ListenreadDownloadDownload
Here's how we'll cut down on greenhouse gasesBy Scott TongSeptember 24, 2014Bryan Thomas/Getty ImagesPutting a price on carbon will create financial incentives to emit less.POSTED IN: carbon dioxide sustainable energy alternative energy ListenreadDownloadDownload
Coke gets an energy jolt from Monster, and vice versaBy Tracey SamuelsonAugust 15, 2014Jewel Samad/AFP/Getty ImagesCoke is acquiring a 17 percent stake in Monster Beverage for over $2 billion. POSTED IN: Coca-cola energy drink food and drink ListenreadDownloadDownload
