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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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Just like the games in "carny row" at the Boardwalk, the stock market also has its sucker bets. Here are a batch of plays you best pass by.
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EnCana is trying to cash in on the untapped shale opportunities in Alberta Canada's Duvernay region.
An Investment in a Higher Power
InvestorPlace contributor James Brumley chatted with Canada Lithium, North America's only producer of battery-grade lithium, and learned more about the company.
Shell Gets OK to Drill in Artic, Could Begin Next Week
Royal Dutch Shell has received federal approval to begin preliminary construction on drilling wells off Alaska's northwest coast as the end of the season looms.
Gas Prices Jump in Time for Labor Day Weekend
Disruptions from Hurricane Isaac sent gas prices soaring just in time for the Labor Day weekend, but will likely fall as production resumes in the Gulf.
Shell Gets Serious About China’s Shale
Shell has made the first move to cash in on China's untapped energy potential, investing boatloads of money in the emerging market.
Chevron Could Be Plotting a HUGE Buyout
Chevron is sitting on a giant pile of cash -- possibly a sign that it's looking for a giant buyout?
Tropical Storm Isaac Spells Energy Trouble
Hurricane Isaac is expected to be at least a Category 1 and a disaster to the Gulf area -- and energy production and prices.
Short-Term Hedges for Your Energy Bets
Long-term, prices will surely climb given the eventual need for more energy. But first, a drop is more likely. Here's how to prepare yourself.
Is Chesapeake Crawling Back?
In the near term, ongoing asset sales have helped it avert the worst. The long-term outlook is another story: The company is still loaded with risk.
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With this summer's unending drought, demand for water is reaching new highs, and these steady, dividend-paying utilities are raking it in.
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September kicks off a volatile period, creating opportunities for traders and investors. Find out what sectors are the most likely to outperform the market.
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Investors would be wise to pay attention to a recently released poll ranking the industries viewed most (and least) favorably by the American public.
BP: An Energy Giant That’s Shriveling Fast
Its asset sell-offs -- not just wind farms, refineries and gas stations, but now also proven reserves -- have clearly reached dangerous proportions.
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Getting that oil and gas where it's needed is a profitable business, and these logistics and pipeline companies stand out as solid dividend payers.
An Ever-Darker Outlook for Coal
A string of second-quarter earnings reports confirm the industry is in the grip of a long-term squeeze. Further consolidation seems quite likely.
National Oilwell Varco Adds to Its Arsenal
Its $2.5 billion deal for Robbins & Myers gives it more weapons -- and not just in oilfield services where it's already a giant. NOV gets access to new markets.
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