Power Firms Grapple with European Slowdown

By Dividend Kings:In recent weeks, the stock market has been very volatile and has been trending down. When the stock market is in bear mode, many investors will move their money to defensive stocks, such as utilities. Investing in utility companies can be an excellent way for an investor to protect his capital and ensure a stream of dividend income.

First it was gas prices, then it was food prices, and now it is the turn of basic utilities to see costs surge by double digits.

By The Tenacious Trader:Thus far, there are now three law firms, about which I am aware, that have launched investigations into the very questionable practices of the officers and directors of the utility company, Atlantic Power (AT). Those firms, and their contact information, can be found by following the links listed below:

By Greentech Media: By Eric Wesoff

By Greentech Media: By Eric Wesoff I have gotten an enormous amount of mileage from the following list. It is a list of profitable fuel cell firms, and it goes like this:

Charlie Anderson submits:Utilities are simple: Slow growth and a high yield.

Americans waste $146 billion on energy each year. But several groups are aiming to help people wrangle in their utility costs — and get rewards in the process.