Recent academic efforts have yielded a fascinating metric for assessing the best prospects for future energy development, leading to some results that might surprise you. Investors should consider this approach as an important tool for gauging the viability of companies' planned energy projects.
A Better Way to Analyze Energy
As we draw down on easy oil and pursue new forms of energy that are more difficult to extract, a new efficiency measure emerges that could be an important consideration for investors.
Sara Murphy
May 22, 2013 at 6:53PM
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Sara Murphy
Sara has been writing about and analyzing companies from a sustainable investment perspective for the last 15 years. An ardent optimist, she believes that it is entirely possible for all stakeholders to benefit and profit from companies' ingenuity and innovation. Follow @SMurphSmiles
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- May 22, 2013 at 6:53PM
- Energy, Materials, and Utilities
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