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Hydropower is expected to remain the world’s largest source of renewable power through 2024, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). If you’ve ever stood atop Hoover Dam, you know...
According to the latest retail spending report, Americans are back to their old spending ways. The U.S. Department of Commerce reported that retail sales rose by an unexpectedly strong 0.7% in...
Natural gas has pulled back sharply, down about 20% from a seven-year high it hit on Oct. 5. So many folks are ready to stick a fork in the nat-gas rally and call it done. • But if you walk...
This week, I’m heading to the annual New Orleans Investment Conference. That means I’ll have plenty travel time to spend in contemplation. These days, there’s no shortage of conflicting...
The U.S. offshore wind sector could finally be taking off. Last Wednesday, the Biden administration announced a plan to build seven mega wind farms in the Gulf of Mexico and the Gulf of Maine,...
I imagine the minimum wage has been subject to heated debate since New Zealand introduced the concept back in 1894.  Since then, some 90% of countries have established one.  And this month,...
Over the past couple of days, solar stocks have shaken off the dust that’s held them in place for months. That’s a real shift in the tide, since investors had reasons to sour on solar —including...
General Motors (NYSE: GM) is becoming a software company. Don’t laugh. This could work … Last week, executives held a two-day investor event. They showcased the company’s desire to electrify...
In last week’s interview, Weiss Ratings Senior Analyst Tony Sagami highlighted several sectors highly benefitting from the Federal Reserve’s money flood. The energy sector has been one of the...
In July, I wrote a column explaining why inflation would be hotter and last longer than the “transitory” malarkey Fed Chair Jerome Powell and President Biden were selling. Let’s see how that...