U.S. industrial conglomerate Koch Industries' Minerals & Trading unit (KM&T) is exiting the crude and refined products ...

The 2,000-pound pipe has been in use since 1861 — the year Abraham Lincoln took office as president and the Civil War started ...

With rising energy bills and a warming planet, homes and businesses in Athens are investing in heat pumps and geothermal ...

How is oil and gas extracted from the seabed and transformed into liquid fuels that power millions of homes and industries ...

Paradoxically, the fact that Pierce is home to two potentially groundbreaking clean energy projects is largely because of its ...

On a gusty day in February, Ben Burke and Johanna Ostrum toured Jennings 1, an idle oil well in Pierce. Hemmed in by a fence ...

President Donald Trump says he wants to grow oil and gas production and advance the goal of what he calls U.S. 'energy ...

Student entrepreneurs will present DisposeOil, a biodegradable bag for disposing of cooking oil at the Minneapolis e-Fest.

The Grand Junction school’s thermal energy network has caught the eye of Colorado officials, Xcel Energy, and more.

The 48-year history of Pagosa Springs’ geothermal heating network demonstrates the advantages and constraints on the use of subterranean heat to help achieve Gov. Jared Polis’ carbon-free aspirations.

Their creation, called an ultra-thin loop heat pipe (UTLHP), is only 0.3 millimeters thick, yet it can handle high levels of heat. It’s designed to solve a growing problem in modern electronics ...