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Energy consists of substances or elements that create power for everyday uses, such as oil, light, electricity, or wind. Not all energy is made the same, however. Energy from crude oil can emit harmful emissions, while electricity offers a much cleaner source of power. Tesla is leading the way in creating minimal amounts of emissions with its electric vehicles, while Exxon Mobil harnesses emissions-emitting oil to power internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles.
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3 Solar Stocks to Buy on the Dip: August 2024
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Shell Abandons Arctic Drilling Plans for 2013
Royal Dutch Shell says it will halt drilling off the coast of Alaska this year after facing numerous delays and regulatory hurdles.
Invest Like Goldman Sachs in Oil Services
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BP Trial Starts, But Legal Limbo Far From Over
The first phase of BP's trial has begun and, if found guilty of gross negligence, it could have severely underestimated how much money it needs for liabilities.
ETF Alternatives For Last Week’s Hot Stocks
Consider bundling industrial, retail, energy and dividend stocks through exchange-traded funds instead.
Linn Energy’s Buying, and You Should Be Too
Linn Energy remains the king of the upstream MLP hill, especially following its recent purchase of Berry Petroleum -- the company's largest acquisition to date.
Russia: Get Rich Without Rock-Hunting
Rock-hunters are looking for a share of the Russian meteor, but there's plenty for investors to snatch up in the country as well. Here are five promising plays.
2 Picks to Keep Your Portfolio Chugging Along
Improvements in oil and gas technology have been huge in recent years, but good old fashioned railcars are still key. Cash in on that reality with these stocks.
Rosneft: Russia’s Energy Giant Is One to Ride
Its greatly expanded joint-venture agreement with Exxon shows how mighty it's getting. Rosneft will soon be the world's biggest public oil company.
An Undiscovered MLP for High-Yield Investors
Memorial Production Partners, a relatively young energy MLP, has strong growth prospects from acquisitions of additional properties.
Don’t Count on China to Buy America’s Coal
Uh-oh, turns out the Asian giant is already working on other plans that promise to reduce its demand for coal from U.S. producers.
Watch These ETFs for State of the Union Reaction
Obama's agenda could open at least short-term opportunities for keen-eyed investors in sectors ranging from consumer staples to alternative energy.
Exelon’s Dividend Cut Switches the Power Off
Slashing its payout by 41% is a stark sign of the utility giant's 'spending problem.' I'd add EXC to any list of utilities to avoid.
Take Profits on MLP Mania
Hype for MLPs soared before the fiscal cliff, and many rallied last month. However, a quick break might be in the cards now.
BP’s Bright Future Keeps Getting More Distant
With major litigation still pending, the quickly shrinking energy giant's spill-related costs keep climbing, pushing a real turnaround further away.
Crude at $100: Why You Should Care
Crude oil is now reaching critical psychological levels, with WTI benchmark crude nearing the $100-level. Here's what it means for investors and consumers.
Refining Lights the Path for Exxon & Chevron
Chevron and Exxon Mobil's recent set of earnings show exactly why refinery exposure is so important for integrated firms right now.