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Midwestern coal leader Peabody Energy Corporation is feeling the headwinds of a political and economically progressive shift towards cleaner energy sources like wind, solar, and natural gas. The debt pressure Peabody Energy is under won't produce diamonds, but it may lead to bankruptcy.

Chesapeake Energy Corporation is the latest heavily indebted oil and gas business to seek bankruptcy protection since the coronavirus pandemic crippled demand for energy.

Pennsylvania-based CONSOL Energy Inc.'s financial suffering appears out of line with the coal industry at large. What challenges await them in avoiding bankruptcy?

Bubble, bubble, oil, and trouble: Gulfport Energy Corporation's FRISK® score told our subscribers for more than a year that a bankruptcy filing could be imminent.

High Risk in the Heartland? Oklahoma City-based Chesapeake Energy Corporation is in a bad way as oil and gas bankruptcies have ratcheted up in recent months. Will they be next?

Rex Energy's Bankruptcy Case Study showcases the factors that eventually led this company to file for Chapter 11.

Metallurgical and thermal coal producer Contura Energy Inc. emerged from Chapter 11 in late 2018. Two years later, challenges presented by COVID-19 might soon put the company back into bankruptcy court.

Everything's bigger in Texas -- including debt in public companies. Oil & gas leader Jones Energy, Inc. has filed for bankruptcy, and our subscribers saw it coming well in advance.

Rex Energy Corporation's elevated bankruptcy risk is being highlighted by subscriber crowdsourcing and its bottom-rung FRISK® score.