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.
What’s Driving the Big Change in Global Energy?
Economic trends are driving the change from fossil fuels to renewable energy.
Energy Storage Is Rising in Popularity Despite COVID-19 Setbacks
Residential energy storage fell 40% in April, but this slowdown will be short-lived.
Wind Is Emerging as the Top Renewable Power Source
Falling costs have caused wind energy to emerge as the top renewable power source.
Big Oil Is Jumping Into Renewables
Big Oil is starting to invest in renewable energy companies because they produce less volatile and bigger returns.
3 Renewable Energy ETFs to Power Your Portfolio
These three ETFs are a great way to play the exploding renewable energy sector.
Pop-Up EV Chargers Could Be a Game Changer for Cities
This disappearing EV charger could make charging an electric car in urban environments seamless.
The Sun Is Setting on Oil and Gas Stocks
With stay-at-home orders still in place, more hurt is coming to oil and gas.
The EV Semitruck Race Is Heating Up
Tesla and Nikola Corp. are competing to release the first EV semitruck.
Has COVID-19 Been Good or Bad for Natural Gas Demand?
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, natural gas demand briefly fell. But it’s starting to ramp up again.
Renewable Energy Sources Replace Coal Ahead of Predictions
In our current energy transition, renewable energy sources are making coal the biggest loser.
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