Alison Healey

First Solar's management highlighted a few bright spots and tried to explain away the negative on its Q4 earnings call.

The California utility is eliminating two major claims as it works its way out of bankruptcy.

Warren Buffett's investing conglomerate has walked away from a planned investment in a Quebec LNG export facility.

The unit may have seen the worst of its China-based decline, but the situation could play out in other regions.

The company has been busy signing new types of contracts that will provide long-term revenue.

The conglomerate expects to take a significant hit from the outbreak.

This solar panel manufacturer has gotten attention recently for both positive and negative developments.

This oil and gas developer is preparing to reach a key decision on whether to proceed with a large Louisiana LNG project.

Volatility and uncertainty in the energy sector should not prevent investors from checking out a few possible buying opportunities.

The company is owned by a group of experienced infrastructure investors with an eye on boosting profit, but uncertainty related to PG&E's bankruptcy remains.

Solar power projects remain in demand as clean energy goals become more ambitious, and these three companies are working to stay ahead of the trends.

Bargain-seeking investors might want to look at these three stocks before venturing into the risky world of penny stocks.

Years of planning have gone into a giant West Coast LNG terminal, but the project's future is uncertain.

New geothermal power requirements in California may set the stage for Ormat to line up new business based on its experience in the market.

Corporations, government entities, and other major energy consumers are looking to efficiency programs to make their buildings greener, and these three companies are ready for the business.

The South Africa-based energy company has a big new project that could provide a nice boost to earnings, but it's also created headaches.

A merger between these two renewable energy companies may be better news for one than it is for the other.

The U.S. government quietly extended a very valuable renewable energy tax credit at the end of the year. These two companies will likely be among its biggest beneficiaries.

The company has its eyes on unique projects in a high-flying sector that could provide a major boost to earnings.

Utilities and homeowners are looking for more energy storage options. These battery manufacturers are in the lead for the business.