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The Financial Times has just revealed that the oil trading arms of BP, Shell and Vitol have applied for licenses to export U.S. crude to Canada.

A group of British MEPs, led by Conservative Vicky Ford, have been secretly trying to “dismantle” the EU's offshore oil and gas safety regulation

Slowly but surely the last remnants of any green veneer of the British conservative government is peeled away as the government lurches to the right.

So great is the fracking boom in the US that it has created a “world of infinite gas” according to Tony Hayward, the disgraced ex-boss of BP.

On Monday morning, Shell's “Grassroots Employee Empowerment Division” emailed 71,900 employees. But that division doesn't exist.

It’s pretty safe to assume one or both of the candidates will bring up energy issues in some predictable ways.

From Canada to Texas, from protestors to oil industry whistleblowers, there is one message. Stop the tar sands and KXL.

In the fight for the Arctic and the planet’s future, this is big news. We are witnessing a split in Big Oil’s attitude to the Arctic.

Yesterday morning eight young activists put their lives on the line in the fight against climate change.

The advert in the weekend edition of the Financial Times is heart-warming... from Shell?