Britain's advertising watchdog gave the country's fledgling wind power industry a morale boost yesterday in ordering a Scottish community group to stop running misleading ads about the impact of wind

In a big win for automakers, the U.S. House of Representatives refused to require sport utility vehicles to meet the same higher gasoline mileage requirements as passenger cars in six years. The

In a major legislative victory for Republicans and the White House, the House voted Wednesday night to allow drilling in an Alaskan refuge as it passed a sweeping energy plan that would encourage

The US House of Representatives begins debate on Wednesday on a comprehensive energy bill that could doom attempts to drill in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, destroying a key part of the Bush

Japan Nuclear Fuel Ltd. is set to ask the village of Rokkasho, Aomori Prefecture, and the prefectural government for permission to build a plant there to produce mixed uranium and plutonium oxide

Large areas of the European Union's famland could be turned over to the production of alternative fuels, whose use would become compulsory by 2005, under plans being drawn up by the European

With President George W. Bush continuing to oppose international or domestic restrictions linked to global warming, among the losers are energy companies that favor government action and have already

Remote Inuvik, which is as far north of Vancouver as Mexico is south, is suddenly feeling the long reach of North America's growing desire for future supplies of natural gas. Emerging as the

Digvijay Singh, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister, said in Indore today the state government would allow industries in the state to set up their own captive power plants in order to cope with the power

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) has netted an oil exploration block of size of its prime property Mumbai High, which produces nearly 40 per cent of the country's crude oil, in Iraq and is