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Energy generated from renewable sources passed coal-fired power consumption in the first quarter of this year.
Oil stocks have taken a beating since the coronavirus pandemic and Chesapeake Energy has easily gotten the worst of it.
Short interest rose on several oil and gas stocks during the two week reporting period that ended May 15.
Short interest in solar stocks was muted during the two-week period ending May 15. One alt energy stock, however, saw short interest soar by nearly 60%.
Global investment in energy is expected to drop by around 20% year over year in 2010 according to a new report from the International Energy Agency.
The reopening of the U.S. economy may not save Chesapeake Energy as oil prices remain weak and the company’s finances look bleak.
Gasoline prices rose for the fourth consecutive week, according to the latest data from GasBuddy. The summer driving season has officially begun. Now we wait to see if Americans take to the highways...
Chesapeake Energy stock has had a good run this week as oil rebounds but analysts seem much more bearish than investors.
U.S. crude oil production is expected to decline by 1.75 million barrels by next month, according to IHS Markit. Some production may resume, however, if prices remain above $30 a barrel, and more...
Gasoline prices have rebounded somewhat everywhere. The states with the priciest gas now have per-gallon prices above $2.80. And that universe of those is growing.
Chesapeake stock has jumped, even after a private equity firm dumped its stake. Can rising crude oil prices save the company from bankruptcy?
For investors looking for energy stocks to buy, the prices now are still very reasonable. These larger cap leaders have kept their dividends intact and have the ability and balance sheets to stay in...
Gasoline prices have rebounded somewhat everywhere. The states with the cheapest gas now have per-gallon prices of under $1.50. However, the universe of those is dwindling.
Gasoline prices are rising as more states and cities lift restrictions imposed to combat the COVID-19 outbreak.
Chesapeake stock runs out of energy as coronavirus cuts demand for oil faster than producers cut supply.