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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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The International Energy Agency has released a report forecasting that the U.S. could surpass Saudi Arabia as the world's top oil producer by 2017.
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Haul in dividends from all parts of the natural gas life cycle, from drilling to storage, and even end-products like fertilizer.
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Exxon has announced that it is selling its 60% stake in the West-Qurna 1 oil field in Iraq, but the timing of the move warrants some head-scratching.
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The energy sector is ripe for consolidation, making Devon, Apache and others potential targets for cash-rich blue-chips.
Get Excited About Weakening Utilities
Utility stocks' more recent weak performance is signaling potential opportunities in more cyclical sectors through year's end.
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He may be outspoken, polarizing and a little nutty, but his bullish attitude towards natural gas is right on the money.
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I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again – solar stocks are a sucker’s bet. If you cannot create a product that can stand on its own without government subsidy, then your business is unsustainable.
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Exxon is falling behind in the wake of Rosneft's latest move and thanks to trouble replacing its reserves. Could a buy be next for the integrated energy giant?
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The IRS ruled that income from steam crackers qualify for MLP operating structure -- good news for income investors in general, and these companies specifically.
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The business models of the best ones help keep the payouts up. For example, National Grid operates in both the U.S. and Europe, and pays 7.2%.
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Russian state-owned oil giant Rosneft has agreed to by BP's stake in its joint venture. That's good news for the seller and could be ever better for the buyer.
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Ottawa's surprise rejection of the Petronas-Progress deal is raising concern that other deals may not go through, either. Is that unwarranted?
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