Energy

And any delay in data center projects could hit a stock at this valuation hard. Shares dropped on Sept. 24 after Oracle sent a

Bloom Energy shares rally on reports of a new 158,000-square-foot facility in Fremont. But does that warrant buying BE stock today? Let’s find out!

After ending yesterday’s market session nearly 10% lower than Friday’s close, shares of Bloom Energy (NYSE: BE) are rebounding today. With a firm providing

Initiating coverage with a sector perform rating, Scotiabank analyst Ian Rapp set a $12 price target for ProPetro stock. Based on shares of ProPetro

In the most recent trading session, Broadwind Energy, Inc. (BWEN) closed at $4.06, indicating a -3.79% shift from the previous trading day.

The note followed RBC Capital’s Monday reaffirmation of an Outperform rating and $335 target. RBC highlighted Bloom’s Fremont, California plant expansion, which adds about

Uranium Energy rose, then fell, after reporting rising demand and a wider-than-expected loss.

Dividend investors looking at energy stocks have to walk a fine line, but this trio makes that easy with yields up to 6.7%.

One firm is reading the tea leaves and sees this fuel cell stock flying higher.

Chevron’s global scale and 6.7% net margin contrast sharply with Occidental’s higher profitability but elevated debt, and valuation metrics tell different stories.