Donald Trump is about to cut the number of American troops stationed in Germany since the end of World War Two.

With oil prices nearing 18-month lows, John Hofmeister, former president of Shell Oil, explains all the different ways the price of oil affects the every day consumer apart from at the gas pump.

With oil prices nearing 18-month lows, John Hofmeister, former president of Shell Oil, explains all the different ways the price of oil affects the every day consumer apart from at the gas pump.

With oil prices nearing 18-month lows, John Hofmeister, former president of Shell Oil, is worried about the negative impact of lower prices. In fact, he says, if prices drop below $40 a barrel, the cost of production will exceed the...

With oil prices nearing 18-month lows, John Hofmeister, former president of Shell Oil, is worried about the negative impact of lower prices. In fact, he says, if prices drop below $40 a barrel, the cost of production will exceed the...

1) Paris 'gilets jaunes' protest French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe met with leaders and members of the "gilets jaunes" ("yellow vests") movement on Monday after scenes of chaos across Paris over the weekend. It follows President...

The plan, called Clean B.C., requires all new buildings to be net-zero energy by 2032, and all new cars sold to be zero-emission by 2040. It also redirects revenue from the carbon tax into incentives for the province's biggest industries...

Greece, Cyprus and Israel sign a pipeline deal in the eastern Mediterranean

Sparks fly and machines whirr as workers in Mukran near Berlin prepare thousands of steel pipes that will become part of a vast undersea pipeline bringing gas from Russia to Germany's northeastern Baltic coast. The Nord Stream 2 project...

The leaders of Turkmenistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan celebrated with the foreign minister of India the completion of the Turkmen section of the trans-Afghanistan pipeline which will transport natural gas from Turkmenistan to...

Benjamin Dachis of C.D. Howe Institute on the impact of pipeline delays

The GMP FirstEnergy analyst says Canada's natural gas industry faces several challenges in the year ahead.

There's been a steady rise in volume over the past few years, and Seeking Alpha author Darren McCammon thinks we're going to see the rate accelerate in the near future.

Jeff Tonken is president and CEO of Birchcliff Energy, a light oil and gas producer working in the Peace River Arch area of Alberta

Grieving families slapped with $100 carbon tax for cremation, Alberta funeral home apologizes and refunds the overcharge: decimal in the wrong place

Darren Gee, Peyto Exploration, on how our oil and natural gas producers could be affected by a new U.S. president

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley speaks to CBC's John Northcott about Tuesday's pipeline decision

Tom Adams on the NEB's decision to restart Energy East pipeline approval process

It is known simply as 'The Penguin'. The intriguing name belongs to a platform floating on the Atlantic Ocean off the Orkney Islands, which is at the forefront of exciting moves to harness the power of water. 'The Penguin' can produce...

A look back at energy wars in Canada when oil was $6.50 / barrel - Alberta vs. Ontario in a battle to increase the price.

The buttons have been pushed, and the welders’ blowtorches are firing up. A historic ceremony in Turkmenistan was the start of what’s due to become the Trans-Afghanistan Pipeline, or TAPI – the abbreviation that comes from the first...

To air condition or get a heat pump? That's the question many Calgarians are asking themselves during this latest heat wave. The owner of Enerspec Energy Consulting, Dave Turnbull, talks to the Calgary Eyeopener about the pros and cons...

Saskatchewan's Ministry of Justice is taking the Canadian Revenue Agency (CRA) to court for what it says is an attempt by the federal agency to "garnish" $28 million from the province's bank account.

Saskatchewan's auditor has warned that the province's decision to not collect and remit part of the federal carbon tax could cause "significant errors" in the province's future financial statements.