Investors were rattled by fears about a slowdown in oil and fuel consumption and a decline in refining margins after President Trump announced new tariffs.

A report by the Associated Press on Friday said that the U.S. Energy Department had identified thousands of employees it deemed non-essential.

Baker Hughes, a leading energy services company, said that the U.S. firms cut back on the number oil and gas rigs for the second consecutive ...

Maxeon Solar Technologies, a renewable energy company, announced on Friday that it would create alternative supply and ...

The Associated Press reported that Chevron had been ordered to pay $740m to repair damages caused by the oil and gas giant to ...

According to Ember, an energy think tank, fossil fuels made up less than half of the U.S. electricity mix in March for the first time in history.

Investors avoided risky assets on Friday after China's retaliatory duties against the United States raised fears of a global economic recession.

U.S. tech giants, banks, and oil majors all fell on Friday, after China responded to Trump's new tariffs by imposing steep duties.

The coronavirus's effect on energy markets is worsening, as the sharp fall in demand in China, the world's largest importer of crude, is stranding oil cargoes off the country's coast and prompting ...