Energy markets have shrugged off the fighting between Israel and Hamas so far, focusing instead on forecasts of subdued demand.

Denmark’s Orsted said it would be forced to write off as much as $5.5 billion as wind developers in the U.S. face wrenching financing costs.

Financial problems at the company, a major supplier of wind turbines and power plants, could hamper the energy transition.

The acquisition marks further consolidation of the oil industry and highlights the confidence that energy companies have in the future of fossil fuels.

A top Iranian official urged Islamic countries to halt oil shipments to Israel, briefly causing a jump in crude prices.

Europe has largely disconnected from Russian gas supplies but remains heavily dependent on imported fuel, exposing it to unexpected disruptions.

The U.S. energy company temporarily closed operations at its Tamar natural gas field, which is about 12 miles from the Gaza Strip, at Israel’s request.

Residents of East Anglia fear that planned power lines for offshore wind projects will blight their rural idyll.

The fighting could hurt ambitions of Israel and the wider region, which have received a lift from Chevron to become a hub for exporting natural...

Analysts have raised their forecasts for oil prices, as they try to understand Saudi Arabia’s intentions with recent production cuts.