Pacer American Energy Infrastructure ETF (NY:USAI)

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BP Scores Major Win Against Venture Global In LNG Dispute ↗

October 10, 2025

BP wins arbitration against Venture Global over missed LNG deliveries; ICC tribunal finds VG breached contract, seeking $1B in damages.

Via Benzinga

Talking Midstream In the Volunteer State ↗

April 27, 2025

Midstream energy infrastructure is offering solid defense during a period when Presidential ruminations on tariffs or Jay Powell’s career prospects regularly cause 2% daily market moves.

Via Talk Markets

Greenpeace Picks The Wrong Fight ↗

March 23, 2025

Energy Transfer (ET) sued Greenpeace over damaging protests during the construction of the Dakota Access oil pipeline. A $660 million jury award against Greenpeace USA in North Dakota seems likely to...

Via Talk Markets

Topics ETFs Lawsuit

Discussing Energy In The Caribbean ↗

March 16, 2025

I am in the Carribean at a Natural Gas conference. Natural Gas Energy Transition is the big energy story in America. Natural gas production has grown 8X as much as renewables on an energy equivalent...

Via Talk Markets

Topics Commodities ETFs Energy

What Energy Transition? ↗

March 02, 2025

Since 1990 hydrocarbons have dropped from 85% of primary energy to around 80% today. That can hardly be called a transition.

Via Talk Markets

Topics ETFs

Economists Having Fun With Inflation ↗

January 01, 2025

Car CPI has averaged 2.2% since 1970, resulting in a mere tripling and far less than actual prices.

Via Talk Markets

Topics ETFs

Energy Lifts Poor Countries Up ↗

October 20, 2024

The moral response of OECD countries, especially the US, should be to help provide poor countries with access to electricity and clean cooking, by exporting natural gas.

Via Talk Markets

Gas Projections Keep Going Up ↗

February 16, 2025

The proliferation of new data centers is making it hard to estimate the growth in global power demand. The Energy Transfer deal with Cloudburst promised 450 billion BTUs of natural gas every day. That...

Via Talk Markets

Topics ETFs Energy Mutual Funds

Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained ↗

January 26, 2025

One source of recent volatility in the midstream space has come from a stock that wasn’t even listed – Venture Global, the LNG exporter whose IPO was priced on Thursday. The fundamentals could not be...

Via Talk Markets

Topics ETFs Initial Public Offering Stocks / Equities

More Gas Demand Is Coming ↗

January 19, 2025

People are often surprised to learn that US power demand has remained the same for the past couple of decades – at around 4,000 Terrawatt Hours. The economy and population have kept growing, but energy...

Via Talk Markets

Topics Commodities ETFs Economy

Britain’s Energy Transition ↗

September 22, 2024

Via Talk Markets

Energy ETFs Hit New 52-Week High On Oil Price Surge ↗

March 20, 2024

The combination of factors has driven energy stocks and ETFs. In fact, many ETFs hit new 52-week highs in the latest trading session.

Via Talk Markets

Topics ETFs

Struggling To Justify The Pause ↗

February 11, 2024

The White House recently took a pause on approving new Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) export terminals. Why do we think this decision was made and what will be the impact. Plus the three funds that will...

Via Talk Markets

Topics Energy

Alerian MLP Fails Its Investors Again ↗

August 13, 2023

Last week, the Alerian MLP ETF (AMLP) announced a reduced quarterly distribution. Since its 2010 launch through the end of June, AMLP has returned 2.61% versus its benchmark of 5.02%, a big...

Via Talk Markets

Topics ETFs

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