Which companies are included in the Energy sector?

This page contains public companies in the Energy sector from the the United States market. As of November 2026, the Finrange catalog includes 244 such stocks, including market-cap leader Exxon Mobil .

Which is the largest company in the Energy sector?

The largest company in the Energy sector by market capitalization as of November 2026 is Exxon Mobil with a valuation above $518.1B. The full ranking of sector leaders is available in the table above. For fundamental analysis, go to stock screener by Finrange .

Where can I track current stock prices and market caps for the Energy sector?

Current stock prices, market capitalization, and daily price dynamics for the Energy sector are updated every day in our catalog.

How can I invest in Energy sector stocks?

You can invest in Energy sector companies by buying individual stocks on exchanges via your broker or through sector ETFs. Finrange provides fundamental analysis tools to help select the most promising assets based on valuation multiples and financial metrics. You can also review Finrange stock rating .

How can I find undervalued stocks in the Energy sector?

To compare companies in the Energy sector, use P/E, P/S, P/BV, EV/EBITDA, Net Debt/EBITDA, and other financial ratios. The best tool for fundamental analysis and searching for undervalued stocks in this sector is Finrange screener .

What is the one-year return of the Energy sector index in the United States?

Over the last 12 months, the index gained 26.02%.

What is the one-month return of the Energy sector index in the United States?

The index is still accumulating one month of history.

Energy sector stocks in United States in November 2026

Energy sector index constituents in the United States
Company	Exchange	Industry	MCap	Price	1D, %	Volume	1W, %	1M, %	3M, %	YTD, %	1Y, %
Exxon Mobil XOM	NYSE	Oil & Gas Integrated	518.06B $	164.73 $	-0.69 %	17.19M	-7.17 %	-2.49 %	3.09 %	36.89 %	39.34 %
Chevron CVX	NYSE	Oil & Gas Integrated	282.87B $	210.78 $	-0.86 %	9.4M	-6.43 %	-0.57 %	8.14 %	38.3 %	35.42 %
Shell PLC ADR SHEL	NYSE	Oil & Gas Integrated	218.55B $	98.88 $	-0.21 %	5.48M	-5.11 %	-1.3 %	9.93 %	34.57 %	29.15 %
TotalEnergies SE ADR TTE	NYSE	Oil & Gas Integrated	144.86B $	88 $	0.2 %	1.93M	-5.07 %	2.19 %	0.05 %	34.52 %	39.84 %
ConocoPhillips COP	NYSE	Oil & Gas E&P	117.34B $	134.47 $	-1.32 %	10.57M	-6.88 %	0.28 %	9.3 %	43.65 %	52.41 %
Enbridge ENB	NYSE	Oil & Gas Midstream	104.56B $	47.4 $	1.09 %	5.92M	-3.15 %	1.72 %	-7.76 %	-0.9 %	-1.09 %
BP p.l.c BP	NYSE	Oil & Gas Integrated	92.11B $	44.59 $	0.13 %	8.21M	-6.3 %	-3.59 %	3.99 %	28.39 %	20.12 %
Prairie Operating Co. PROP	NASDAQ	Oil & Gas E&P	76.44B $	0.372 $	-4.47 %	1.26M	-8.82 %	-14.48 %	-54.36 %	-77.99 %	-80 %
Petrobras PBR	NYSE	Oil & Gas Integrated	76.37B $	18.35 $	-0.97 %	23.75M	-12.95 %	-27.47 %	0.11 %	54.85 %	41.05 %
Williams Companies WMB	NYSE	Oil & Gas Midstream	73.39B $	66.45 $	3.7 %	9.03M	-8.31 %	-8.56 %	-7.52 %	10.55 %	9.65 %
Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. - Petrobras PBR-A	NYSE	Oil & Gas Integrated	72.63B $	16.31 $	-0.55 %	10.03M	-11.36 %	-27.41 %	-0.79 %	44.72 %	33.47 %
Canadian Natural Resources CNQ	NYSE	Oil & Gas E&P	71.01B $	48.04 $	-1.05 %	7.98M	-10.37 %	-3.24 %	1.67 %	41.92 %	50.17 %
Enterprise Products Partners EPD	NYSE	Oil & Gas Midstream	70.15B $	36.7 $	-0.89 %	4M	-2.13 %	1.72 %	-3.4 %	14.47 %	17.33 %
Equinor ASA EQNR	NYSE	Oil & Gas Integrated	61.46B $	41.12 $	-2.07 %	5.36M	-9.88 %	-4.39 %	0.32 %	74.02 %	69.85 %
Kinder Morgan KMI	NYSE	Oil & Gas Midstream	61.17B $	30.57 $	2.04 %	13.26M	-7 %	-5.91 %	-2.61 %	11.2 %	12.97 %
Energy Transfer ET	NYSE	Oil & Gas Midstream	60.19B $	19.09 $	0.9 %	10.86M	-5.31 %	-6.47 %	-7.29 %	15.77 %	14.38 %
Eni SpA ADR E	NYSE	Oil & Gas Integrated	58.58B $	55.92 $	0.85 %	434.74K	-4.13 %	-0.14 %	1.91 %	47.39 %	48.6 %
TC Energy TRP	NYSE	Oil & Gas Midstream	57.21B $	62.83 $	1.47 %	2.46M	-0.95 %	4.63 %	-0.79 %	14.22 %	17.77 %
Schlumberger SLB	NYSE	Oil & Gas Equipment & Services	57.11B $	50.38 $	0.92 %	9.63M	-3.36 %	2.92 %	-5.3 %	31.27 %	36.49 %
EOG Resources EOG	NYSE	Oil & Gas E&P	56.62B $	148.43 $	0.88 %	5.78M	-4.34 %	0.18 %	4.37 %	41.35 %	39.28 %

Methodology author: Dmitry Bazhenov, financial-market expert and former head of research at a brokerage company. The algorithm addresses the lack of specialized diversified ETFs for the Energy segment in the United States.

The synthetic industry benchmark Finrange US Energy Index (official ticker: USENER) was developed for objective monitoring, in-depth analysis, and investment assessment of the Energy segment in the United States. Its current calculation base includes 158 of 244 public companies that passed the strict liquidity compliance filter.

Company weight: Equal
Minimum market cap: $1B
Rebalancing: Quarterly
Price basis: Adjusted close

Core filters and constituent selection criteria

Market capitalization: companies must have a market capitalization of at least $1B. This automatically removes volatile micro-cap stocks that introduce market noise and distort medium-term trends.
Market and listing: eligible shares must pass official listing and audit requirements on the regulated exchanges NYSE, NASDAQ. OTC and Pink Sheets instruments are completely excluded from the Finrange index calculation.
Index weight: equal-weighted, preventing the growth of one large company from distorting index performance and the condition of the selected market segment.

Equal-weight mathematical model

To keep every company weight in the Finrange index strictly equal, the algorithm virtually invests the same amount in each stock at the starting point. For every subsequent trading day, the benchmark return is calculated as the arithmetic mean of percentage changes in all eligible stocks versus the previous day:

Index Return(t) = (1 / N) × Σ ((Priceᵢ(t) − Priceᵢ(t−1)) / Priceᵢ(t−1))

Using this daily return, the Finrange server module recalculates the index value in points sequentially and cumulatively, day by day.

Quarterly rebalancing algorithm

To keep the industry index mathematically accurate and practical, the system performs dynamic rebalancing once per quarter, on the first calculation day of the quarter:

The index value is divided equally among all stocks that pass the market-capitalization and listing filters. Every issuer receives the same monetary weight.
The Finrange index composition remains fixed throughout the quarter, while its movement is driven exclusively by actual changes in selected asset prices.
On the first calculation day of the next quarter, a new base value is recorded, the company list is refreshed using current filters, and capital is allocated equally again.

This section contains an up-to-date list of instruments in the Energy sector as of November 2026. This page includes data for 244 companies, and the market-cap leaders are: Exxon Mobil, Chevron and Shell PLC ADR.

Finrange collected Energy sector stocks from the the United States market. The table, leaders, and index all use this country context. For fundamental analysis, you can open each stock page: TotalEnergies SE ADR, ConocoPhillips and Enbridge, and more.

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