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Energy: Coming Shale Growth a Major Threat to Oil Prices

Rapid U.S. production growth is looming and puts the nascent oil price recovery at risk.

Joe Gemino Mar 30, 2017

Despite Trump Approval, Hurdles Remain for TransCanada

The narrow-moat firm's Keystone XL project still faces several obstacles.

Joe Gemino Mar 27, 2017

Canadian Natural Resources Gets Bargain With AOSP Deal

The market isn't giving the company enough credit for the recent acquisition.

Joe Gemino Mar 9, 2017

Oil Sands Producers Set to Become More Competitive

Next-generation solvent technology is lowering costs, and the long-term impact could be immense.

Joe Gemino Jan 6, 2017

Energy: OPEC Adds a Plot Twist, but Ending Is Unchanged

Improved near-term fundamentals come at a cost.

Joe Gemino Dec 28, 2016

Energy: Rally in the Works, but It Won't Last Long

We expect a medium-term oil price rally in 2018 but remain bearish on long-term oil prices.

Joe Gemino Oct 4, 2016

Spectra Deal Fortifies Enbridge

The deal allows the wide-moat energy company to diversify its operations toward natural gas while protecting its dividend growth.

Joe Gemino Sep 6, 2016

More About Joe Gemino

Joe Gemino, CPA, is a senior equity analyst for Morningstar Research Services LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Morningstar, Inc.. He covers Canadian oil and gas companies.

Before joining Morningstar in 2015, Gemino held equity analyst roles for Goldman Sachs and Gate City Capital Management. Before business school, he was a technical accountant for Citigroup and Northern Trust.

Gemino holds a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree in accountancy from the University of Notre Dame along with a master’s degree in business administration from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. He holds the Certified Public Accountant designation.

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