Rick Perry ordered the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to change its rules on power plants in a bid to save the coal industry.
His proposed rule is effectively a new coal subsidy to keep the industry alive.
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How to Profit 75% from Natural Gas Prices Today
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Natural gas prices are down 8% on the year, but investors can expect prices to rise again by the end of 2017…
In the short term, Hurricane Harvey wiped out part of the United States' gas and refinery system, which bumped gas prices slightly higher.
Is the U.S. Energy Independent?
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The United States is not yet energy independent, but it will be soon.
If current trends hold, the U.S.' energy production will match its demand for energy by around 2025.
Profit from the Donald Trump Energy Plan with These 3 Stocks
We don't know too much about the Donald Trump energy plan – but we know enough to see a major opportunity for certain U.S. energy companies and their investors.
What we do know is the centerpiece of the Trump energy policy is to "achieve energy independence" for the United States.
Can Trump Save the Coal Industry? These 6 Charts Say No...
During the 2016 campaign, then candidate Trump promised "we're going to save the coal industry."
But can Trump save the coal industry?
The Best Oil Stocks to Buy Right Now
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Oil prices have climbed 52% since hitting a 10-year low in January last year, and prices are going to continue to rise in 2017.
To help investors profit as oil prices rise, we've got the best oil stocks to buy this year.
The 3 Best Energy Stocks to Buy in 2017
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To help investors profit from rising oil and natural gas prices, we're showing you the best energy stocks to buy in 2017.
And Money Morning's Global Energy Strategist Dr. Kent Moors expects both oil and natural gas prices to continue rising by at least 20% in 2017.
Best Natural Gas Stocks to Buy Now
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The price of natural gas is soaring, with prices rising 50% over the last 12 months. And we see them headed even higher in 2017.
With natural gas prices headed higher in 2017, the natural gas stocks we recommend will do even better.
That's why we're going to show you the best natural gas stocks to buy now...
The Best Oil Stocks to Buy in 2017
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Oil prices have surged 51% since hitting a low in January 2016, and to help investors profit from that rise, we've made a list of the best oil stocks to buy in 2017.
Our top oil stocks to buy in 2017 include two oil stocks gaining 11% and 37% over the last year. And we've added a bonus energy stock with gains of 118% since last year.
Forecast: There Are Big Changes (and Big Profits) Coming to the Oil Sector in 2017
Late in the summer of 2016, I predicted that crude oil prices would be in the mid-$50s by the end of 2016, and the low $60s by the first quarter of 2017.
And at the start of the week of Dec. 12, 2016, West Texas Intermediate sits at just under $54. Frankly, I'm not seeing anything in the market that would force me to revise my forecast right now.
But make no mistake: There is a change underway right now that will only accelerate in 2017. The "rising tide" of crude prices will not "lift all boats" equally. I'm predicting that investors will see some big shifts in the oil markets and where their profits come from.
You see, the source of global oil demand itself is refocusing, and that's where we'll see the biggest changes.
Some players will lose out: The traditional high-dividend "supermajors" – BP, Chevron, ExxonMobil, Royal Dutch Shell, Total SA, Eni, and ConocoPhillips – will see their long-term viability and short-term profitability severely challenged.
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