Energy

The EPA's standards force oil refiners to mix a certain amount of renewable fuels into the fuel supply, or otherwise pay for credits.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the U.S. is an opportunity to drive better energy investments, writes Sumant Sinha.

Scott Barbee, head of the peer-beating Aegis Value fund, explains why he’s a fan of small, overlooked companies such as Centerra Gold and Delta Apparel.

The world's second-largest economy hasn't bounced back as quickly as expected after Beijing relaxed Covid-19 restrictions.

Freeport stands to gain from the move to alternative energy—and it has the strongest balance sheet of any copper miner.

Some on Wall Street think energy company NRG has lost support of much of its investor base, giving more room for activist Elliott Management to maneuver.

Oil has a trust problem — many investors don’t believe the official supply-and-demand data.

Shares of home generator makers have gotten hit hard after a post-Covid sales boom faded.

Farmers and consumers could suffer, but the arrival of the weather pattern should be bullish for the sugar industry.

Plug will host its analyst day on Wednesday at 11 a.m. eastern time.

The biggest European oil company is boosting distributions to 30% to 40% of cash flow, compared with current rates of 20% to 30%.

The consumer price index rose at an annual rate of 4% in May, the lowest level since March 2021.

A big Magellan holder has come out against the $19 billion deal with Oneok that would create one of the largest energy pipelines in the U.S. Taxes are a key issue.

NET Power went public in a SPAC merger. But it has a promising technology for clean energy from natural gas and well-connected partners and investors.

There’s more to a stock’s cash returns than just the dividend, such as buybacks and debt paydowns. Together, they’re known as shareholder yield.

Teck has already rejected two full takeover bids from Glencore, and said last week that it has received several offers for its coal unit.

Official statistics on the oil market from official bodies like OPEC and the Energy Information Administration may not reveal actual supply-and-demand dynamics. That creates a serious problem for investors.

Readers weigh in on “shadow banking,” artificial intelligence and market manipulation, three “dividend kings,” caution on India, Eaton and nVent Electric, and a quote from Rudiger Dornbusch

T. Rowe Price CIO David Giroux discusses the trends and technologies that will transform entire sectors of the economy—and the way we live and invest.

FuelCell reports a second-quarter loss of 9 cents a share on revenue of $38.3 million.