By the StockSemáforo model · Updated June 30, 2026

Best energy stocks

Energy depends heavily on oil and gas prices, which are outside companies' control. That's why what sets the best apart is cost discipline and the ability to generate cash —and sustain the dividend— even when prices fall.

This ranking sorts by fundamental quality, not by whether a stock is cheap or expensive: an excellent company can be expensive. To find the fair price, enter its quote in the analyzer. The scores recompute on their own with each new SEC filing.

88

quality /100

Margin 23.4%ROE 21.5%Growth 8.7%FCF 6.9%Debt/EBITDA -0.31x
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81

quality /100

Margin 23%ROE 17.8%Growth 15.9%FCF 42.7%Debt/EBITDA 0.35x
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78

quality /100

Margin 22.6%ROE 12.3%Growth 3.3%FCF 15.9%
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77

quality /100

Margin 18.9%ROE 10.6%Growth 8%FCF 18.2%Debt/EBITDA 4.27x
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76

quality /100

Margin 3.4%ROE 17.6%Growth 13.3%FCF 3.4%Debt/EBITDA 0.39x
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72

quality /100

Margin 12.6%ROE 11.3%Growth 24.1%FCF 13.4%

ConocoPhillips is one of the world's largest independent oil companies, focused on exploring and producing oil and gas (it doesn't do refining or gas stations).

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72

quality /100

Margin 9.3%ROE 12.7%Growth 8.3%FCF 13%Debt/EBITDA 0.4x
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72

quality /100

Margin 3.1%ROE 14.5%Growth 15.2%
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66

quality /100

Margin 10%ROE 15.8%Growth 31%FCF 6.4%Debt/EBITDA 4.27x
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63

quality /100

Margin 7.2%ROE 39.3%Growth 16%FCF 10.8%Debt/EBITDA 3.71x
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