Aparna Narayanan is a Reporter at Investor’s Business Daily. She covers a range of topics including finance, trading, and energy, with a particular focus on nuclear energy, renewable energy, and energy policy and regulation. Aparna's insights and reporting have been featured in Investor's Business Daily, Outlook Publishing (India) Pvt. Ltd., Yahoo News, and Yahoo Finance.
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Bloom Energy denied accusations in a short-seller report.
By: Aparna Narayanan
France-based TotalEnergies announced it shipped on Wednesday the first liquefied natural gas from a newly built Baja Mexico export terminal to Asia. TotalEnergies, and LNG stocks in general, fell. TotalEnergies and a Sempra subsidiary hold joint stakes in the Energia Costa Azul LNG hub, along Mexico's Pacific coast on the Baja peninsula.
By: Aparna Narayanan
The milestone export came via TotalEnergies, which has abandoned wind.
By: Aparna Narayanan
The milestone export came via TotalEnergies, which has abandoned wind.
By: Aparna Narayanan
Bloom Energy rebounded modestly Thursday after denying a short-seller's claims. FuelCell Energy also rebounded. On Thursday, Bloom said it "categorically rejects" the "false and misleading" claims from short-seller Hunterbrook Capital regarding its financial results and accounting.
Top-rated energy infrastructure stock Targa Resources flirted with a breakout on Monday. Also on Monday, Barclays analyst Theresa Chen said that Targa stock remains well positioned to benefit from "resilient" Permian basin growth. Drivers for that performance include the U.S.-Iran war and the nation's push to power data centers with natural gas.
By: Aparna Narayanan
AI data centers drove Chevron's surprise move into the new gas-to-power business. What should investors expect next?
By: Aparna Narayanan
Supercharged earnings growth amid Iran war pushes several shipping stocks near buy points.
Oil tanker stocks were setting up Tuesday as President Donald Trump abandoned his edict, that the U.S. would charge a fee to protect ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz. Okeanis Eco Tankers, International Seaways and Nordic American Tankers all traded near buy points. Trump withdrew the 20% Strait of Hormuz toll he had announced in a social media post on Monday, claiming nations in the Middle East will make trade and investment deals with the United States instead.
By: Aparna Narayanan
Pipeline player gains from Permian growth amid Iran war and data centers.
