Rising interest rates have been a headwind for utility stocks, which is an opportunity for conservative income investors.

Here are three options that you'll want to look at today across the broadly diversified energy sector.

Black Hills, NextEra Energy, and Duke are all being shunned by investors, but long-term dividend investors should still like them.

Here are three examples of dividend growers with reliable cash flow and sturdy balance sheets that currently offer Treasury-topping yields above 4.5%.

While there's no way to protect yourself from a market downturn completely, some options soften the blow.

This high-yield basket includes a utility, a chemical company, and an energy major.

Demand for electricity at Duke Energy fell 1.2% in the third quarter, but there are positives underneath that worrying fact.

Utility stocks are well-positioned to ride out winter volatility and pay a high, inflation-beating dividend yield with distribution growth in the forecast.

Brookfield Renewable took advantage of the downdraft in its stock price to buy back some of its shares.

Utilities have surged, with the XLU ETF gaining 4.72% in a week. Known for steady dividends, they attract income-focused investors amid market uncertainty.