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The Net Zero energy revolution is anything but green
Analysis Dominic Frisby explains why the world may struggle to hit its Net Zero energy goals as the environmental and monetary costs mount.
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Hold on to your oil and gas stocks
Analysis Oil and gas stocks have done very well in the last few months. But they’ve got a long way to run yet, says Dominic Frisby.
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Is now the time to invest in oil as oil stocks top the S&P 500?
Tips Oil stocks have enjoyed massive gains in the S&P 500. We take a look at the index’s best and worst performers and if now is a good time to invest in crude oil.
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Five London-listed stocks to play the coming oil shortage
Tips After peaking in June, the oil price has fallen back and oil companies have fallen out of favour with investors. But with supply predicted to outstrip demand, there are plenty of opportunities to profit. Here, Rupert Hargreaves picks five of the best London-listed oil stocks to buy now.
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As oil prices surge, should you buy BP shares?
Analysis The imbalance between supply and demand has sent the oil price surging, bringing bumper profits to oil giant BP. Rupert Hargreaves looks at the numbers and asks if BP shares deserve a place in your portfolio.
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Which companies will lose the most from the energy windfall tax?
Analysis The government’s new energy windfall tax has muddied the waters for investors and companies alike. Rupert Hargreaves explains how it might affect some of the sectors’ biggest companies.
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BP’s profits surge, but the company’s growth is far from guaranteed
Analysis BP profits are at their highest in a decade, and it looks to be a business firing on all cylinders. But its future is far from certain, says Rupert Hargreaves.
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Three energy stocks to invest in now
Tips A professional investor tells us where she’d put her money. This week: Gabriela Herculano, iClima Smart Energy ETF, picks three fast-growing energy stocks
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Is your fund manager’s ESG investment policy really ethical?
Editor's letter The so-called ethical policies of some investors are doing more harm than good, says Merryn Somerset Webb.
