Articles by David Fessler
David Fessler is the Energy and Infrastructure Strategist of The Oxford Club. He is the Editor of Fessler’s Flash Profits, and a Contributing Editor to Strategic Trends Investor and Profit Trends. He also authored a bestseller, The Energy Disruption Triangle: Three Sectors That Will Change How We Generate, Use, and Store Energy.
As a degreed electrical engineer, Dave was vice president of two successful tech businesses – LTX Corporation and Quality Telecommunications Inc. Since “retiring” at age 47, Dave has used his educational and professional experience to research the best opportunities in the technology, infrastructure and energy sectors.
A true energy innovator, Dave has installed his own microgrid to power his 68-acre farm in Pennsylvania and can be seen on the road in an all-electric vehicle. His in-depth research and expert presentations on renewable energy have incited strong praise from fellow industry leaders.
Is Hydrogen Fuel Cell Technology the Future of EVs?
Hydrogren fuel cells may be used to power future electric vehicles.
Hydrogen Gas Is the Newest Renewable Energy Source
Hydrogen gas is a renewable energy source that does not require typical energy storage.
Oil Demand Is Returning, but Prices Are Still Too Low
Oil demand is returning and OPEC continues to make production cuts, but oil prices are still suffering.
The Winners and Losers of 5G During COVID-19
The coronavirus has disrupted many 5G companies, but a few companies adopting the technology have not been affected by the pandemic.
China Undertakes Renewable Energy Projects to Boost Economy
To jump-start its supply chains, China is focused on building 25 renewable energy farms.
Crude Oil Prices Will Continue to Fall
The price of crude oil has been plummeting. And it’s only going to get worse.
Investors Run From Oil to Renewables
Investors have been moving their investments out of the oil industry and into renewable energy.
Could Crude Oil Prices Drop to $5 per Barrel?
Don’t be fooled by last week’s jump in crude prices. Wise investors should avoid the oil sector altogether.
Utilities Scramble in Wake of COVID-19… But Is Now the Time to Buy?
COVID-19 has pummeled the energy sector, disrupting utilities and renewable energy projects.
Demand Drop: The Latest in the Oil Price War
Between COVID-19 and the oil price war, crude is in a state of major oversupply and reduced demand.