NY Times hires Washington Post biz energy reporter Halper
New York Times climate editor Lyndsey Layton and deputy editors Mike Madden and Jesse Pesta sent out the following: Over the past few years, the federal government has swung wildly from making climate change a top priority to dismissing global warming as a hoax. All the while, Evan Halper has been breaking news about the […]
Dow Jones Energy hires Wang as reporter
Dow Jones Energy has hired Herman Wang as a reporter based in London. He previously was with S&P Global overseeing energy news coverage in Asia, Europe, Middle East and Africa. Wang has also been an OPEC correspondent and U.S. oil policy reporter for S&P Global. He previously worked at the Chattanooga Times Free-Press and the Jacksonville Daily […]
Bloomberg hires Khan to cover Middle East oil
Bloomberg News has hired Shariq Khan to cover Middle East oil. He has been at Reuters as a New York-based energy reporter and has led coverage of the destruction caused in the oil patch by the coronavirus pandemic, the industry’s rebuilding efforts, and the upheaval of trade routes from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, among other major developments. […]
Critchlow on how energy coverage has changed
Andy Critchlow, head of energy news for Dow Jones Energy, recently received the 2026 Lifetime Achievement Award at the International Energy Journalism Awards. He spoke about how energy coverage has changed. What follows is an excerpt: You’ve reported on some of the biggest events to shape energy and geopolitics over the past 25 years. How […]
NY Times seeks reporter to cover economics of warming world
Climate change is reshaping insurance markets, agriculture, supply chains, labor productivity, real estate, facility planning and the flow of capital and trade globally. It is a central force reordering how industries make decisions and compelling societies to make difficult choices about how to spend scarce resources. It is pulsing through economies, but often goes unrecognized. […]
Dow Jones Energy news head Critchlow wins lifetime award
Andy Critchlow, head of energy news at Dow Jones Energy was honored at the International Energy Journalism Awards (IEJA) with a Lifetime Achievement Award from Gulf Intelligence. A panel of leading international energy journalists made the selection, which recognizes exceptional contributions to energy journalism, including over the last year during a period of significant change […]
Axios seeks a reporter to cover electricity
Axios is hiring a reporter to be our subject matter expert on electricity and the future of energy. Why it matters: Electricity is easy to ignore — until it’s gone or expensive. This reporter will reveal the invisible system powering modern life, and help readers understand why some of the biggest stories in business and technology […]
Reporter Guilfoil departs Denver Biz Journal
Jackson Guilfoil, who covered major employers, energy and technology for the Denver Business Journal, has left the publication. Before joining the DBJ, he worked as the lead reporter and assistant editor at the Eureka Times-Standard, the paper of record for California’s north coast. During his time in California, Guilfoil covered forests, the ocean, government and […]
Denver Biz Journal seeks a reporter
This position will be hybrid in the office/market four days per week. The Denver Business Journal is seeking an ambitious and competitive reporter to cover some of Colorado’s most important business sectors: major employers, publicly traded companies, technology and energy. This reporter will own a high-profile beat that tracks companies, executives, trends and policy decisions […]
Judge denies energy company request to block coverage
An Arkansas federal judge on Wednesday denied a request by an energy company to temporarily block the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette from publishing additional details from confidential documents, reports CNBC’s Dan Mangan. Mangan reports, “The company, Entergy Arkansas, also had asked Judge Lee Rudofsky to order that the Democrat-Gazette remove from its website information in an article published on Monday […]
