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S&P 500 Energy stocks: today's ranking and data

The S&P 500 has 21 companies in Energy today. It accounts for 3.4% of the market value of the index companies. Its median P/E is 17.4, against 23.6 for the index as a whole.

What Energy is and what drives its earnings

What it includes. Oil and gas: integrated majors, exploration and production companies, refiners, the pipelines that move and store oil and gas, and oilfield services and equipment. Power utilities are not here (they are in Utilities), and neither are solar-panel makers: in this classification they fall under Technology.

What drives its earnings. Crude oil and natural gas prices, above everything else. In refining, the spread between the cost of crude and the price of gasoline and diesel. In pipelines, volumes shipped, with much steadier fees. And for all of them, capital discipline: how much of what they earn goes into drilling and how much goes back to shareholders.

A word on P/E. With expensive oil, earnings spike and the P/E looks low right at the top of the cycle; with cheap oil, the opposite. In this sector a low P/E can mean peak earnings rather than a cheap stock.

The classification is the one used by this site's data provider, similar to but not the same as GICS, S&P's standard: this sector roughly matches "Energy". Counts may therefore differ from other sources.

All 21 stocks in the sector, by today's multi-factor rank

The rank is the order produced by a quantitative model on data as of Sep 18, 2026: the average of four factors (momentum, value, quality and growth) computed from public data, against the 466 index companies that score. It is a calculation, not a recommendation to buy or sell: it knows nothing about anyone's situation, horizon or risk, and the returns of portfolios built with it are simulated. How it is computed: see the methodology.

In sectorIndex rankCompanyP/EMarket cap
14 of 466VLO Valero Energy17.2$118.99B
25 of 466PSX Phillips 6615.6$109.51B
36 of 466MPC Marathon Petroleum14.6$119.32B
48 of 466EXE Expand Energy7.5$20.25B
522 of 466EQT EQT11.6$31.28B
625 of 466APA APA9.5$15.72B
735 of 466OXY Occidental Petroleum9.1$58.82B
857 of 466EOG EOG Resources11.2$75.65B
970 of 466TPL Texas Pacific Land45.0$24.33B
1071 of 466DVN Devon Energy11.5$53.47B
1186 of 466CVX Chevron20.1$410.98B
1293 of 466XOM ExxonMobil21.0$672.46B
1397 of 466TRGP Targa Resources27.9$62.65B
14104 of 466OKE ONEOK16.1$58.92B
15111 of 466COP ConocoPhillips17.4$158.37B
16148 of 466FANG Diamondback Energy36.6$53.88B
17157 of 466KMI Kinder Morgan20.4$70.90B
18179 of 466BKR Baker Hughes18.4$56.83B
19183 of 466SLB SLB24.7$75.87B
20239 of 466HAL Halliburton17.6$28.03B
21282 of 466WMB Williams Companies28.7$88.13B

"—" under P/E: no positive P/E (negative trailing earnings or missing at the source). The full S&P 500 ranking →

Energy P/E against the index

Median P/ECompanies with a positive P/E
Energy17.421 of 21
S&P 50023.6474 of 500

The median is the company in the middle: a few firms with near-zero earnings and huge P/Es do not move it, which is what happens to the average. Loss-making companies have no P/E and are left out.

Guide: P/E ratio explained · all guides

The 10 largest in the sector by market cap

#CompanyMarket capWeight in sectorRank today
1XOM ExxonMobil$672.46B28.4%93
2CVX Chevron$410.98B17.4%86
3COP ConocoPhillips$158.37B6.7%111
4MPC Marathon Petroleum$119.32B5.0%6
5VLO Valero Energy$118.99B5.0%4
6PSX Phillips 66$109.51B4.6%5
7WMB Williams Companies$88.13B3.7%282
8SLB SLB$75.87B3.2%183
9EOG EOG Resources$75.65B3.2%57
10KMI Kinder Morgan$70.90B3.0%157

Total market value (price times shares outstanding), without the float adjustment S&P applies: the weight is indicative. Companies with two share classes count once.

Insider buying and selling in the last 30 days

From Aug 19, 2026 to Sep 18, 2026, 23 open-market purchases ($209k) and 28 sales ($3.77B), filed on SEC Form 4 by directors, officers and 10% owners of 12 companies in the sector. Counted by trade date; grants, option exercises and transfers between the same insider's accounts are left out.

CompanyBuysAmountSalesAmount
FANG Diamondback Energy08$3.75B
EOG EOG Resources02$6.6M
PSX Phillips 6601$6.2M
SLB SLB04$4.0M
COP ConocoPhillips02$3.3M
HAL Halliburton02$2.8M
TRGP Targa Resources03$2.1M
MPC Marathon Petroleum03$739k
DVN Devon Energy1$200k1$344k
WMB Williams Companies01$151k
KMI Kinder Morgan01$48k
TPL Texas Pacific Land22$10k0

All S&P 500 insider buying →

Upcoming earnings dates

Dates announced by the companies themselves, from Nasdaq's public calendar (between Sep 21, 2026 and Oct 23, 2026). They are announcements, not measured dates: each company's SEC history is on its earnings page.

DateCompanyWhen
Oct 16, 2026SLB SLBno time announced
Oct 20, 2026EQT EQTno time announced
Oct 20, 2026HAL Halliburtonbefore the open
Oct 22, 2026BKR Baker Hughesno time announced
Oct 22, 2026VLO Valero Energybefore the open

Who reports this week across the S&P 500 →

The other S&P 500 sectors

All 11 sectors compared →

Dividend yields in Energy and across the S&P 500 →

Sources: sector classification, market cap and P/E from the market-data provider (Yahoo Finance), as of the latest close downloaded; Quant500 multi-factor ranking of Sep 18, 2026; SEC Form 4 (EDGAR); Nasdaq public calendar. P/E is trailing twelve months and the median is taken per company, not per share class. Not investment advice.

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