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 […]
Energy company asks for TRO against newspaper
Entergy Arkansas has asked for a temporary restraining order that would prevent the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette from publishing anything else about Google’s utility deal, or any other “trade secrets” the Arkansas Public Service Commission mistakenly turned over in a Freedom of Information request, reports Austin Gelder of The Arkansas Times. Gelder reports, “Gary D. Marts Jr., an attorney […]
Dow Jones combines energy pubs under “Dow Jones Energy”
Dow Jones & Co., the parent of The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s and MarketWatch.com, has combined its energy publications under the name “Dow Jones Energy.” The publications include OPIS, Chemical Market Analytics (CMA), McCloskey, Axxis, PetroChem Wire, Eco-Movement and A2i. “Bringing together our heritage brands allows us to do something truly unique for our clients,” […]
Houston Chronicle seeks an energy and data center reporter
The Houston Chronicle is seeking an ambitious reporter to cover one of the most consequential stories shaping Texas’ future: the intersection of energy, the electrical grid and the rapid expansion of data centers. Based on our Business desk, this reporter will examine how unprecedented demand for power is transforming the state’s electric system, economy and […]
Bloomberg’s Gorrivan moves to London to cover oil trading
Bloomberg News reporter Charles Gorrivan has moved to the London bureau to cover oil trading and shipping. He will follow financial and physical markets, the high seas, supply chains, and geopolitics. Gorrivan has been in New York for the past year and has also covered alcohol, tobacco, cannabis and psychedelics for Bloomberg. He also interned at Bloomberg […]
FT taps Wilson to cover cybersecurity
Financial Times correspondent Tom Wilson is now covering cybersecurity. He has been on a book leave. Wilson previously was the FT’s senior energy correspondent writing about the intersection between energy and geopolitics. covering the world’s largest energy companies and trading houses, the governments that regulate them and the markets where they operate. He also covered OPEC and […]
Politico’s strategy behind energy newsletters
Mark Stenberg of Adweek examines Politico’s energy newsletter strategy. Stenberg writes, “The publisher will launch a slate of newsletters on Aug. 31, consolidating what has been a somewhat fragmented approach to energy and environmental coverage into five products. “The roster will include Surge, a new daily global newsletter on rising electricity demand; State Power, covering energy […]
Politico releases energy team reorganization
Debra Kahn, editorial director for energy and environmental coverage; Joseph J. Schatz, deputy editor-in-chief; and Jonathan Greenberger, global editor in chief, sent out the following at Politico: We’re excited to share how we’re organizing POLITICO’s energy and environmental reporting team — the largest and strongest of its kind in the world — as we prepare […]
Politico hires Bloomberg Law’s Ruoff
Politico senior editor for Congressional energy coverage Manuel Quiñones, dditorial director for energy and environmental coverage Debra Kahn and deputy editor-in-chief Joseph J. Schatz sent out the following: We’re thrilled to announce that Alex Ruoff is joining POLITICO as deputy Congress editor for energy and environment, helping bolster one of our most important coverage areas. Alex comes aboard at […]
Little Rock daily wants contract for data center
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette has sued for a contract for a West Memphis data center, and a judge has ruled that the case has to be considered by the Arkansas Public Services Commission. Brett Barrouquere of the Democrat-Gazette reports, “The Democrat-Gazette sued the state Public Service Commission on June 18, seeking four documents under the state Freedom of Information […]
