The Latest Breaking News from Energy Department

The Biden administration will sell another tranche of oil from the national reserve in December to put a damper on gasoline prices.

WASHINGTON — White House officials have asked the U.S. Energy Department to analyze whether a ban on exports of gasoline, diesel and other refined petroleum products would lower fuel prices, an indication the controversial idea is gaining traction in some corners of the Biden administration.

WASHINGTON — California gasoline prices are soaring again — up more than a dollar over the last month — and the latest big congressional idea for relief involves creating an emergency oil supply that Washington would tap when prices soar.

After a decade in limbo, Nevada is pressing U.S. nuclear regulators to finally kill a mothballed proposal to entomb the nation’s most radioactive waste in the desert north of Las Vegas

The longest streak of daily declines for U.S. gas prices since 2005 came to a halt last night as pump prices nudged higher for the first time in more than three months.

Low fuel supplies in the U.S. Northeast are raising concerns that an extreme weather event could cause supply disruptions

Energy Department is aware of its commitment and will take necessary steps as and when required, said a top official

A deal to address two nuclear waste storage tanks that are leaking radioactive materials into the soil in Washington state has been reached between Washington state and the U.S. Department of Energy

Jagan directs officials to examine the scope of utilising the sea route for importing coal

A joint venture between General Motors and South Korean battery company LG Energy Solution is set to receive a $2.5 billion loan from the Energy Department to build battery cell factories for electric vehicles in three states

WASHINGTON — The Department of Energy said Monday it plans to loan General Motors Co. and LG Energy Solution's joint venture $2.5 billion to build EV battery plants in Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee.