Energy and Capital Archives

Monterey Shale Investing Opportunities

Written by Jeff Siegel
Posted July 23, 2013

Environmentalists won't be able to stop the Monterey Shale from getting fracked.

California Oil Industry Set to Explode

Written by Jeff Siegel
Posted July 23, 2013

Morning Energy Intel - July 24, 2013

Will Today Be a Good Day for Coal Investors?

Written by Jeff Siegel
Posted July 22, 2013

Morning Energy Intel - July 23, 2013

California Oil Investing

Written by Keith Kohl
Posted July 22, 2013

Keith Kohl takes a look at the brighter side of California's oil industry and the signs of things to come...

Rising Gas Prices and Ethanol

Written by Brian Hicks
Posted July 22, 2013

Gas prices have been on the rise this summer. And though a hike in summer prices isn't unusual, some other things are intensifying it...

Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Stocks

Written by Brian Hicks
Posted July 22, 2013

The Tuscaloosa Marine shale has been heavily compared to the Eagle Ford, and it could provide a great economic boost for Mississippi and Louisiana...

Investing in Keystone XL Operations

Written by Brian Hicks
Posted July 22, 2013

Further delays will likely push the cost of the Keystone XL way up, and TransCanada (NYSE: TRP) has already delayed it to 2015. But the company is still optimistic...

Monterey Shale Stocks

Written by Jason Stutman
Posted July 21, 2013

California won't ban fracking because of environmental hazards. The benefits are far too appealing.

World Bank Natural Gas Investing

Written by Jeff Siegel
Posted July 21, 2013

With the World Bank putting the kibosh on funding for coal, natural gas gets another boost.

Big Data Biotech

Written by Brian Hicks
Posted July 21, 2013

Dell and startup NuMedii are incorporating big data into the biotech industry, opening opportunity for new and old drugs alike...

West Texas Oil Explosion

Written by Jeff Siegel
Posted July 21, 2013

Morning Energy Intel - July 22, 2013

Peak Smartphones

Written by Brian Hicks
Posted July 21, 2013

Smartphones are losing steam to cheaper, more impressive gadgets. But Apple and Samsung still hold the market...