The logic here couldn't be any simpler or more straightforward. Many oil stocks are undervalued.
Jobs associated with the booming Marcellus Shale formation have more than doubled since 2008 from 9,520 to 20,387.
There are already 24 states, plus the District of Columbia, that have renewable standard policies to adhere to.
Statoil is close to finishing its appraisal well, and will estimate the amount the reserve again upon completion.
The Solar Foundation reveals some promising numbers for the solar industry's job growth rate, including an estimated 24% job growth in the next year.
Editor Jeff Siegel discusses opportunities in Slow Money.
We told you about Dow Chemical's innovative new solar shingles. Now the product has launched in the Colorado market.
North Dakota is in an age of an oil boom as new technology allows for more extraction. And a Norwegian oil giant is acquiring Brigham Exploration for a chance at this oil.
When in doubt, I always turn to the military for long-term guidance. They plan ahead, fund new technologies, and adopt them earliest.
GE is trying to re-enter the solar market, this time with a big plan in mind: the company will build the largest solar panel factory in America.
Analysts are saying that inverters could be a safe investment for those looking for cheap, valuable solar stocks.
Oil production will still increase next year, reaching 89.2 million barrels per day.