The SmartGrid is here to redefine how we generate, deliver, and pay for electricity—and that will be a big opportunity for energy investors in 2016.
The SmartGrid will help utilities reduce demand among their customer base during the very expensive peak periods, and cost-effectively increase their use of renewable energy.
The...
Consol Energy Inc. (CNX:TSX) announced Thursday that it will sell Noble Energy (NBL:TSX) a stake of its ownership in the Marcellus shale holdings for $3.4 billion.
The Brexit side has won. The British people, the nation (not the politicians) have voted to leave the European Union, and become as Norway and Switzerland are—in Europe but out of the EU.
This is not a binding vote; it’s only a referendum. And it was a very narrow margin—basically...
By Michael Campbell
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RICK RULE INTERVIEW PART II
Keith: Rick, in the first part of our interview we talked about the state of the energy market now, and what some of the opportunities are.
But let’s talk details for a second—you’re aiming to come in somewhat as a lender of last resort in a...
Canadian energy stocks are playing serious catch up to their American cousins this year. And I think that should continue through 2014—Canada is the Best to Invest in energy for the first time in 2-3 years. Last year, everybody’s money was going into US stocks—in almost all industries. Energy...
I asked my good friend Dave Blais, who trades gold and silver stocks full time, to provide an update on what he sees happening in the gold market, in follow up to the last piece he penned for OGIB readers several weeks ago.
The frustrating under-performance...
There are very few business models that work in the energy patch right now—especially upstream, where the producers are. The industry produces too much oil globally and too much natural gas in North America—that oversupply has driven prices into the ground.
Even in the downstream markets—where the refineries are—they have...
