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Energy Industry News 30 September 2025 - 3 October 2025

Coal Comeback Sends Peabody Energy (BTU) Stock Soaring – Real-Time Update & Analyst Insights

Coal Comeback Sends Peabody Energy (BTU) Stock Soaring – Real-Time Update & Analyst Insights

Key Facts (as of Oct 3, 2025): U.S. markets are open (Fri Oct 3). Peabody Energy (NYSE: BTU) is trading around $31.0 per share (as of ~10:30 AM EDT), up roughly +5.9% on the day Marketbeat. Trading volume is heavy (20-day avg ~5.4 M shares Stockanalysis). Market Cap is ≈$3.9 billion Stockanalysis. Key ratios: trailing P/E ≈28.8, forward P/E ~64 Stockanalysis (reflecting squeezed…
3 October 2025
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FirstEnergy’s Executive Payouts Overhauled as Big PA Power Auction Kicks Off

FirstEnergy’s Executive Payouts Overhauled as Big PA Power Auction Kicks Off

Executive Severance Plan Overhaul In late September 2025, FirstEnergy (NYSE: FE) announced that its board has revamped the executive severance plan Investing. Under the new Executive Severance Benefits Plan (effective Jan. 1, 2026), the company explicitly adds the CEO and other top officers and replaces most old service-based payouts with fixed multiples of salary Investing Stocktitan. For example, the CEO, other SEC-defined officers and…
1 October 2025
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BP Bets Big on Oil with $5B Gulf of Mexico Deepwater Platform

BP Bets Big on Oil with $5B Gulf of Mexico Deepwater Platform

Project Details and Timeline BP’s announcement marks a milestone in the Gulf of Mexico, a region long known for deepwater oil riches. The Tiber-Guadalupe platform will be located roughly 300 miles southwest of New Orleans, at water depths over 6,000 feet Bignewsnetwork Spglobal. BP originally discovered the Tiber field in 2009 and the Guadalupe field in 2014; combining them with…
30 September 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Dollar Weakness Spurs Mild Short Covering in Cocoa Futures Amid Supply Surplus
    January 29, 2026, 2:45 PM EST. March ICE NY cocoa futures rose 0.96%, with London cocoa up 1.01%, spurred by a softer dollar prompting mild short covering. Cocoa prices recently hit multi-year lows due to ample global supplies and declining demand. StoneX predicts a global surplus of 287,000 metric tons for 2025/26. The International Cocoa Organization reported global stocks increased 4.2% year-on-year. Demand remains weak as consumers resist high chocolate prices; key players like Barry Callebaut and grinding data from Europe and Asia confirm reduced activity. Favorable West African growing conditions suggest robust harvests, but producers are holding back shipments amid low prices, especially in Ivory Coast. US port cocoa inventories rebounded recently, adding bearish pressure to prices.
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