yes but you still need to understand the dynamics of energy companies, the more you read the better your prepared.
A MLP or pipeline company is quite different from say, a natural gas exploration company.
Here's blog I found useful as a start:
https://www.canadianvalueinvestors.com/oil-and-gas-investing-101
My understanding is that there are 3 main sections in crude oil:
Upstream - Oil exploration, drilling, service providers
Midstream - Refiners, pipelines, chemical facilities, etc.
Downstream - Oil & Gas distribution, marketing of petrochemicals, gas stations, jet fuel sales, etc.
Depending how the energy company operates you need value each one a little differently, like Enbridge would be a little different than say range resources. For integrated majors, supermajors, I think it's a good idea to value their main separate segments listed above then do sum of the parts and add it together.
I could be very wrong, but this is how I'm approaching looking at energy companies.