Laura Sanicola

Shares of some upstream, services, and independent power producers could gain more than 20%. Where to invest.

Companies like Galaxy Digital are high-risk, high-reward bets on AI power demand coming through.

Chevron’s deal with Microsoft could open the door to more power projects. Gas and pipeline companies could win.

The Hormuz reopening and Iranian oil returning doesn’t bode well for crude prices. Experts weigh in on where to invest.

Energy stocks are sliding following the announcement of a U.S.-Iran agreement. But some are more stable than others.

The rocket company may pose threats to utilities and other power companies as it starts launching data centers into orbit.

Weak natural-gas prices are pressuring shares of producers. Companies like Antero Resources have a way out.

The global energy state of play 100 days into the worst supply shock in modern history has confounded analysts and investors alike.

Friday’s market selloff punished an array of sectors tied to the capital spending boom—but some are more exposed than others.

Investors can find a more favorable regulatory environment and cheaper investment options in clean-energy companies outside the U.S.

These six Canadian companies should see gains as projects to export more energy move ahead.

Albert Manifold says he was “removed without warning and without explanation.”

BP stock was falling after the company said its board has removed Albert Manifold as chairman of the company over governance and conduct concerns.

Rooftop solar is looking hotter as electricity prices soar. Companies are betting on consumer subscriptions to make it work.

Companies like Forgent, Eagle Rock, and SOLV are capitalizing off power, water, and solar shortages. Their stocks are on a roll.

High oil prices and favorable blending rules are lifting demand for ethanol and other biofuels. Three stocks that can keep moving up.

The Gulf Emirate is now investing billions in global gas assets, including U.S. companies like NextDecade.

The fracturing of the alliance diminishes OPEC’s ability to control prices.

Production in Argentina and Brazil is getting a lift from higher oil prices and shift from the Middle East. Companies such as Petrobras, YPF, and Halliburton benefit.

AI power stocks like GE Vernova are frothy but could still be good bets.