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Russia told the U.N. Security Council that Moscow has “no trust” in the investigations being carried out by Denmark, Sweden, and Germany, but “fully trusts” the U.N. to establish an independent investigation.

Could your days cooking over an open flame be numbered? The debate over gas stoves is heating up in kitchens across the country amid mounting evidence of potential hidden health hazards — including a link to childhood asthma.

A commissioner at the Consumer Product Safety Commission has called gas-powered stoves a “hidden hazard.” Lynda Baquero reports.

Extreme winter weather continues to loom as New York remains in a state of emergency and areas of Western New York are impacted by a once-in-a-century blizzard. Freezing temperatures may send you running to the thermostat to bump up the heat and, consequently, bump up your energy bill. However, there are some cost-saving steps you can take to make sure…

A vent at an underground natural gas storage well in Western Pennsylvania has been spewing massive amounts of planet-warming methane into the atmosphere for more than 11 days and attempts to plug the leak have thus far failed.

In a part of the disaster many may not remember, Superstorm Sandy took out crucial gas and energy infrastructure — leading to power outages and long lines for gas. NBC New York’s Chris Glorioso reports on what has been done to improve that infrastructure since.

It’s cold outside, which means your energy bills will start heating up. Here are five easy tricks to cool off your utility bills this winter.

Some of the state’s leading utility companies will increase natural gas rates by as much as 25% starting Oct. 1st.

The operator of a major pipeline from Russia to Europe says natural gas has started flowing again after a 10-day shutdown for maintenance.

The Kremlin warned other European Union countries could be next, sending shivers of worry through the 27-nation bloc

Economists said the move appeared designed to try to support the ruble, which has collapsed against other currencies after Western countries hit Russia with far-reaching sanctions

The Florida Republican told CNBC on Tuesday the U.S. needs to get energy output back to pre-Coivd levels “when we were exporting more than we were importing.”

China and Russia are “now closer together than ever, probably than for the past 70 years,” said Robert Daly of the Kissinger Institute on China and the U.S.

A new study has found that gas stoves are worse for the climate than previously thought.

New York City lawmakers have voted to bar most new buildings from using natural gas

Venture Global LNG’s CEO told CNBC that the company signed a 20-year supply agreement with China’s Sinopec worth $30 billion.

The pair of decisions marked a victory for clean air advocates who argued the plants would produce unnecessary greenhouse gas emissions as state transitions to cleaner renewable energy

Putin had suggested Russia could provide additional supply to Europe at a time when millions of households are facing soaring winter energy bills.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday that his country is not using energy as a weapon against Europe.

Russia rode to Europe’s rescue and offered to increase gas supplies to the region amid soaring prices on Wednesday.