Bloomberg seeks an oil reporter in Houston
Bloomberg News is looking for a resourceful and dynamic reporter to cover US oil markets. You’ll play a key role in Bloomberg’s global oil coverage, breaking news on crude flows, pipeline outages and the role of record shale production in reshaping energy markets around the world. You’ll cover physical and financial markets daily for our […]
Khan now covering U.S. fuel markets for Reuters
Shariq Khan is now covering the U.S. fuel markets for Reuters in New York. His primary coverage includes Reuters daily oil reports and daily physical/spot refined products market assessment for East Coast, Gulf Coast and Midwest markets. Khan previously was a sector specialist on the North America natural resources team. He also worked for Reuters in […]
How Alabama Power influences coverage
Miranda Green of Floodlight writes about how Alabama Power, a subsidiary of Southern Co., influences coverage in the state about its operations. Green writes, “Coverage of the utility by the Birmingham Times, which was funded with money from Alabama Power’s charitable arm the Alabama Power Foundation, consists of reprinted stories from the News Center and the utility’s own press […]
FT seeks an energy editor
The FT is seeking a dynamic and experienced journalist to lead its coverage of the energy sector from London. From the energy transition, to oil and gas markets, to geopolitics, to big energy companies, this dynamic and demanding beat is at the heart of the FT’s business coverage. The Energy Editor will work with London-based […]
Sheppard joining FT’s investigations desk
Financial Times energy editor David Sheppard is joining the publication’s investigations team. Sheppard has been running the FT’s energy and environmental coverage, reporting on companies as they navigate the energy transition, oil and gas markets, OPEC, and the powerful trading houses that move the world’s natural resources. He was previously energy markets editor at the FT in […]
Washington Post reporter Puko departs
Climate and energy reporter Tim Puko has left the Washington Post via its buyout offer. He had been leading coverage of the Biden administration and write about how influential figures in Washington and around the world make decisions about climate and environmental policy. Puko previously worked at the Wall Street Journal, where he had been reporting […]
Joselow moving to new assignment as “Climate 202” ends
Maxine Joselow, who has been writing the “Climate 202” newsletter at The Washington Post, is moving to a new position as the newsletter is ending. The newsletter covered the politics and policy of climate change. Joselow had previously been at E&E News covering the politics and policies surrounding climate change. Her work has also appeared in […]
Finney, longtime Times-Picayune biz reporter, dies at 73
Mary Judice Finney, a business reporter at the New Orleans Times-Picayune for 30 years, died Wednesday at the age of 73. John Pipe writes, “The energy crisis of 1979 hit shortly after she started writing about the oil and gas industry. She kept busy writing front-page stories about developments in that vital sector of the state’s […]
How media companies internal agencies cater to fossil fuel companies
Amy Westervelt and Matthew Green write for Drilled about how the content agencies of major media companies produce misleading content for fossil fuel companies. Westervelt and Green write, “Reuters is one of at least seven major news outlets whose internal brand studio creates and publishes misleading promotional content for fossil fuel companies, according to a new report released today. Known as […]
FT reporter Chu is now covering energy
Financial Times reporter Amanda Chu is now covering the U.S. energy beat. She is also leading the Thursday edition of the revamped Energy Source newsletter. Chu has been at the FT since June 2021, when she started as an intern. She has been a data reporter and a business reporter. She is a graduate of Georgetown University […]
