Joshua Bondy

Uranium is slowly coming back from a deep freeze, but it still pays to look at the numbers before buying uranium miners.

Doom and gloom sells well, but it is very unlikely that the U.S. is going to implode from $10 gasoline anytime soon.

China's international solar trade erupts into a threat of tariffs on a periodic basis and investors need to be aware of the risks they face.

Refiners offer attractive valuations and strong barriers to entry -- great ingredients for healthy long-term returns.

Now is a great time to roll up your sleeves and investigate LNG exporters before their valuations become inflated.

There are many niche renewable fuel sources, but natural gas is the one fuel that will really make America greener.

Is the mining industry being justly punished, or are investors simply overreacting?

Alberta is known for the oil sands, but the Duvernay shale formation is threatening to take the spotlight.

In the war against low margins AngloGold is finding new cost effective techniques to increase production, but this new supply only puts more downward pressure on the price of gold.

New biofuels are trying to usurp traditional fossil fuels, but it remains unclear when such new technologies will pose a real threat.

In a world of political instability and flattening growth the Canadian oil sands offer dividends and steady production.

Peabody Energy just came out with its fourth quarter results, announcing falling Australian margins. This paints a challenging 2014 for the coal industry.

As the gold bloodbath settles down, it's time to take a good look at conservative miners like Yamana.

Utility solar costs have fallen significantly, but First Solar will find it challenging to completely supplement natural gas peakers.

Upheaval in the potash market has sent conservative investors fleeing from fertilizer companies, but there is one exception with little potash exposure that offers growth, dividends, and stability.

Even though the overall amount of money invested in clean energy is falling, there are still markets worth looking at.

Upstream cost overruns and refinery overcapacity paint a rather bleak future for Shell.

The latest estimates from the EIA point to falling oil prices and rising natural gas prices. Diversified producers like Statoil have little to worry about, but smaller producers like Kodiak and Continental Resources may suffer.

Solar is about to see substantial growth, and now is the time to look at First Solar and SunPower.

Cheap U.S. natural gas is killing new U.S. nuclear plants, but the international situation is quite different.