Avi Salzman

A return to normal operations in the Middle East could take months.

Diamondback Energy lifted its production growth estimates above its prior guidance, to take advantage of the soaring prices caused by the Iran War.

Today’s big problem for AI data centers is a shortage of contractors with electrical expertise. It won’t be solved easily.

Shares rise after the oil major beats Wall Street’s earnings target.

The decline in earnings has to do with how Chevron accounts for the change in the value of its financial hedges, which are designed to blunt the impact of fast-moving commodity prices.

A recent surge in prices may soon test just how much pain at the pump American drivers are willing to absorb.

Demand for clean-energy products in surging in many parts of the world as oil and natural-gas prices spike. Which stocks to buy, which to avoid.

Negative natural gas prices in the Permian Basin of Texas and New Mexico are discouraging producers from drilling more wells.

Enphase Energy’s stock dropped after earnings as U.S. solar demand weakened, overshadowing its push into data-center power equipment.

The fracturing of the alliance diminishes OPEC’s ability to control prices.

Shell has profited from high oil prices during the Iran War, but the company has been battered too.

The larger-than-expected sum puts the nuclear start-up’s market cap around $9 billion.

Producers are having to pay companies to take the natural gas they are producing off their hands. 

The Iran war has caused a mess throughout the entire oil market, but jet fuel is a particular point of pain.

Solar-energy equipment sales are soaring, signaling a shift to renewables. A move away from oil is affecting the whole spectrum of energy sources.

NextEra’s first quarter earnings of $1.09 per share beat analysts’ expectations for $1.03, fueled by multiple parts of its business.

The company is set up for success: strong partnerships, a financing deal with the government, and a stand-out chief executive.

The global pain is going to spread if the war continues. There is pressure on both sides to reach a deal, but also big differences in their respective positions.

Coal’s environmental and health impacts are still a concern, but opponents are increasingly focusing on the cost of keeping decrepit coal power plants around

But oil analysts caution that it is too soon to tell if ships are actually planning to traverse the strait.