Taylor Muckerman

Natural gas producers have been poor-performing stocks for years. Is there a savior on the horizon?

Next Monday’s solar eclipse will span across the U.S., and solar energy production will be surprisingly affected.

Plus, troubles for solar yieldcos and the tough market of offshore rigs.

Earnings season is upon us, and some of the oil and gas industry’s top names are announcing plans to increase production in spite of stubbornly low oil prices.

Forget price-to-earnings -- these metrics give you a much better picture of the energy companies you’re buying into.

Land rig counts that drill for oil & gas have risen three weeks in a row; is this the first sign of a turnaround in the sector?

It’s found in the ground and winds up in your gas tank, but who makes money making this process happen?

Tune in to find out why downgrades in the energy sector are shortsighted.

In part one of this three-part interview, we talked to Larry Ryan, business president of Dow Energy and Water Solutions, about the fluids and chemicals the company has developed to help the oil-drilling industry.

The Motley Fool’s Taylor Muckerman interviews COO Jeff Miller to discuss Halliburton’s current and future work in the energy industry.

We have 37% more solar power installed around the world than we did in 2012.

Warren Buffett’s optimism isn’t diminished by current spat between Russia and Ukraine. Find out why.

NOV’s CEO Miller discusses some macro-level issues that may lead some analysts to be cautious.

National Oilwell Varco is enjoying record orders in some areas as drillers work to comply with new regulations.

With as many as 300 acquisitions under its belt, how does NOV decide what to take on next?

Yield is a wildly important metric to farmers, which is why they cannot skimp on using these components.

Be wary of holding on to stocks that have been through this troubling experience.

Pipelines will be needed for increased oil and natural gas production. Which ones are set up for the future?

How does Exelon stack up?