solar energy
solar energy Articles
Short interest moves among solar and alternative energy stocks were mixed during the two-week reporting period that ended in mid-August.
Published:
The Wall Street firms covering Sunnova Energy have mostly issued positive ratings, but was it enough to pull new investors in?
Published:
Short sellers continue seeking direction in alternative and solar energy stocks.
Published:
Investing in renewable energy gets a lot of attention for being the "right thing" to do to save the planet from the effects of climate change. Rarely, however, is it praised as a sound economic...
Published:
SunPower released mixed second-quarter financial results late Wednesday that included a surprise profit, and the stock rallied on Thursday.
Published:
Short sellers were getting pulled in opposite directions on solar and alt energy stocks in the first half of July.
Published:
Short interest in solar stocks was mixed for the two-week period ending June 28. But short sellers were clear about their judgment of alternative energy stocks.
Published:
Investment in clean energy projects dropped by 14% worldwide in the first half of 2019, largely the result of a 39% drop in new Chinese investment. But there were some bright spots as well.
Published:
Coal companies don't have many weapons to fight back with against the ever-falling prices and increasing capability of renewable electricity generation. Coal's flailing decline may be picking up...
Published:
U.S. electricity generation from renewable sources surpassed coal-fired generation for the first time ever in April.
Published:
Short interest in solar stocks was mixed in the two-week period ending June 14. Alternative energy stocks, however, were more attractive to short sellers.
Published:
There has been big news in the world of electric power in recent days. The electric capacity of clean and renewable energy has now surpassed the electric capacity of coal for the first time ever. It...
Published:
Global investment in electricity generation will reach $13.3 trillion between now and 2050. Demand for electricity to power new cars and trucks will drive much of the demand.
Published:
In April, U.S. electricity generation capacity from renewable sources inched past coal-fired capacity. The gap was slow but it will grow. The question remains whether it will grow fast enough.
Published:
Short interest in solar and alternative energy stocks was mixed in the two-week period ending May 31.
Published: