3 No-Brainer High-Yield Energy Stocks to Buy With $2,000 Right Now

There is one potential negative with Chevron, particularly if you consider the world's changing energy demands. Simply put, the company is all-in on oil and natural gas even as nations around the world are increasingly shifting their infrastructure and investments toward cleaner energy alternatives and renewable power. Because of that, TotalEnergies, with its 5.9% yield, could be a solid choice.Historically, that model has been effective for the company, and even the most conservative dividend investors sho ...