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An assessment of integrated oils' efforts to reduce greenhouse gas intensity.

We take a look at the yield-rich utilities sector, Big Tobacco, and the major integrated oil group.

These undervalued names may not have moats today, but they're maintaining or growing their competitive positions.

These low- and medium-uncertainty stocks are trading at the largest discounts to our fair value estimates.

We suggest investors avoid betting on near-term oil prices and instead take a longer-term view.

These companies are finally set to deliver free cash flow, and in several cases the market is missing it.

Though not exactly 'fat pitches,' these stocks are all trading in 4- and 5-star range.

With integrated oil firms now set to generate more free cash flow, we see several good investment opportunities.

It is reinstating the cash dividend, with plans to increase it.

The price paid is reasonable, but not a steal.

Despite an upcoming management change, we are maintaining our Bronze rating on this value-oriented dividend fund.

Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF bundles energy stocks from the S&P 500 for a low fee.

Management provided guidance that demonstrated continued progress in capturing industry cost deflation and improving operating efficiency.

For investors bold enough to venture into the bruised U.S. energy sector, this ETF is one of the best bargains around.

In isolation, this will be a valuation tailwind for our coverage, but in most cases it will be modest.

U.S. firms hold greater dividend safety, better assets, and more attractive valuations than their European counterparts.

The energy sector looks to be the last pocket of value in a fairly priced market.

Many of our favorite value-leaning funds have been investing in the sector for a long while.

Oil's drop has left some firms vulnerable without a competitive advantage, but other quality companies look undervalued today, says Morningstar's Allen Good.

New issue supply starting to overwhelm demand.