Inside Energy

There are conflicting new reports out about oil production in the United States. For Inside Energy, Emily Guerin reports.There are two indicators of an…

The American West is now coal’s new home base. Production has dipped slightly in Wyoming, but the state still produces 40% of the nation’s coal – far more…

Faced with competition from natural gas and increasing federal regulations, the coal industry is going through tough times. Layoffs and mine closings are…

Oil prices have fallen by over half since last summer. In oil producing states like North Dakota, that's caused widespread layoffs and a huge slowdown in…

Wednesday, April 1 – Faith Wambura Ngunjiri is the director of the Concordia College Lorentzsen Center for Faith and Work. She returns to our show to…

North Dakota is joining Wyoming’s lawsuit against the Bureau of Land Management over its new fracking for rules for federal and tribal lands. Emily Guerin…

The news from the oil patch has been doom and gloom in recent months. Oil prices are at a six-year low, and there’s been tens of thousands of layoffs…

The US Supreme Court is considering whether the Environmental Protection Agency needs to take costs into account when regulating power plants.Dan Boyce…

With oil prices still hovering at multi-year lows, companies are choosing to store, rather than sell their oil. As Wyoming Public Radio’s Stephanie Joyce…

When it comes to oil and gas drilling in urban and suburban areas, the question is often ‘how close is too close?’That’s been the major point of…