The last of the oil purchased by the Biden Administration to refill the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve was pumped into massive underground storage caverns along the Gulf Coast last wee ...

Biden authorized an emergency sale of 180 million barrels of oil, the largest-ever withdrawal from the strategic reserves. The oil was sold at roughly $95 a barrel, and the purchases were made at ...

An estimated 3,500 barrels of crude oil spilled into an agricultural field in North Dakota after a Keystone Pipeline employee heard a "mechanical bang" from the system early Tuesday morning ...

A major pipeline transporting crude oil from Canada to the US Gulf Coast has been shut down after a 3500-barrel leak in North Dakota. The 4300-kilometre Keystone Pipeline is operated by Calgary ...

Oil prices could slump to under $40 a barrel in a worst-case scenario, Goldman Sachs analysts wrote in a Monday note referring to Brent oil, the international benchmark.

U.S. oil producers need prices above $60 per barrel to profitably drill a new well, said Rice University's Mark Finley. Prices fell to $60 this week.

Originally used as a signal light for a Swiss construction company, this worn oil lamp undergoes a detailed restoration to revive its original elegance. Manufactured by Locher, these lamps were a ...

The price of crude oil has a meaningful impact on oil stocks. Here's a look at whether it's still worth buying shares of ConocoPhillips (NYSE: COP) now that oil has dipped below $80 a barrel again.

Oil rose to $80 per barrel, the highest level since October, as the US announced new sanctions against Russia.

Crude oil stocks, excluding the SPR, stood at 414.6 million barrels on January 3, according to the EIA.

State geologists estimate 250 million barrels of oil could be extracted if companies were to build as many as 600 more oil wells and drill deeper.