Utilities Sector News

The Armchair Trader tries to predict what the top five investment sectors will be for 2024. Will they be 'hot' or 'not'?

We take a look at five companies trading in Europe that are either being heavily oversold, or with potential for further upside.

Some companies look incredibly well positioned to continue to service European water crisis needs in the era of climate change.

The Utilico Emerging Markets Trust offers access to a cheap portfolio, big discount, and +3% dividend yield

With Europe and the UK facing possible severe drought conditions this summer, how will this impact the water and food sectors?

The financial travails of Thames Water are leading to a sell off in other water stocks as investors run for the exits.

Pennon facing greater scrutiny as water industry comes under the gaze of government over poor performance, sewage discharges and leaks

France has led the way in terms of cross-border energy cooperation in Europe as the winter energy crisis caused by the Ukraine War bites

Pennon see profits evaporate as dry spell causes issues and prompts regulatory investigation; interim dividend up 10.8%

The energy crisis is going to hurt many people's wealth, but a canny investor can create opportunity by following the supply story

As the price cap sees an 80% rise in expected bills for UK consumers calls for a reform of the price cap mechanism intensify

Hargreaves Lansdown's Tara Clee recommends three investment trust that can give investors exposure to the energy transition

Energy giant E.ON is demonstrating a good grasp of what is needed to investor for the future, as it plans for transition to greener power.

Shares in UK power company SSE seem to have run out of steam following its 22 July trading statement, and saw a steep sell off.

We are adding Generac Holdings to our pick list. The US is going to need to spend big if it wants to keep the lights on and Generac is well placed.

Last week, shares in CyanConnode jumped around 40% to around £13 on the news that the company had raised just over £3 million.

National Grid is very much a defensive stock and still exposed to the natural gas market: is it worth hanging onto through 2022?

Full year results are due for Pennon Group on Thursday but will they prove to be a disappointment for investors, especially as Pennon is still chasing cash from Interserve?

Shares were up this morning as the company reported it would be focusing on the development of its bioresources unit