McClatchy’s Dumain departing for E&E News
Emma Dumain will be leaving McClatchy for E&E News where she will be joining the Congress team. Her new role begins May 28. Dumain joined McClatchy in 2017 as a South Carolina correspondent covering delegation and state news from Capitol Hill. Two years later, she was promoted to her current post of Congressional leadership correspondent […]
FT reporter McCormick to cover U.S. energy
Breaking news reporter Myles McCormick has switched beats and will now be serving as the U.S. energy reporter at the Financial Times. Prior to joining FT, McCormick was working as a freelance reporter. Before that, he was a market reporter at Fastmarkets covering commodity markets. He has also interned at the U.S. Commercial Service and […]
Former Debtwire editor in chief starts news service on renewable energy
The former editor in chief of Debtwire has started a subscription-based news and data company focusing on the renewable energy industry. New Project Media is based in Princeton, New Jersey and operated by Ken Meehan, who is also the CEO. It has reporters based in the Southeast, Northeast, West and Midwest. It writes for professionals […]
WSJ wins National Press Foundation award for PG&E coverage
Three Wall Street Journal reporters have won the Thomas L. Stokes Award for Best Energy and Environment Writing from the National Press Foundation for three articles on “How PG&E Burned California” The winners are Katherine Blunt, Russell Gold and Rebecca Smith, who cover energy and environment for the newspaper. The Stokes Award carries a $2,500 […]
Beat switch for E&E reporter Hiar
Corbin Hiar, an energy and environment reporter for E&E News, will be joining the company’s Climatewire publication where he will be covering how businesses are and are not responding to climate change. Hiar won the National Press Club analytical reporting award as “sole author of a series on the dangers that lax regulation of oil […]
Houston Chronicle moves Fuel Fix to its website
The Houston Chronicle is moving Fuel Fix, its energy industry website, to the newspaper’s website. Fuel Fix has been around for more than a decade and has had nearly 2 million unique visitors annually. Business editor Rob Gavin writes, “Starting Wednesday, the site will be hosted on HoustonChronicle.com, which requires a digital subscription to access. […]
E&E News hiring for mining and coal reporter
E&E News is looking for a reporter who will cover mining and all things coal. Also, as a reporter, you should be able to efficiently handle quick-turnaround daily stories while juggling enterprise reporting and light feature writing. The position broadly calls for covering the legislative and regulatory landscape for mining as well as the financial, […]
WSJ makes changes on corporate beats
Wall Street Journal business editor Jamie Heller sent out the following announcement on Tuesday: Hello, I’m excited to announce more moves and opportunities in Corp. Collin Eaton joins the Houston energy team to cover shale companies. He previously wrote about U.S. energy markets for Reuters, delivering market-moving scoops. Prior to that, he covered energy for […]
Reuters’ Eaton joins WSJ as energy reporter
Collin Eaton, a former oil markets correspondent at Reuters, has joined the Wall Street Journal as an energy reporter in Houston. There, he will primarily be covering the U.S. Before joining Reuters in 2018, Eaton was working as an energy reporter for the Houston Chronicle. He has also held the posts of a banking and […]
Bloomberg reporter Waller moving to London
Bloomberg News reporter Hailey Waller is moving to London to cover energy. She has been at Bloomberg since September 2016, first as a producer at Bloomberg Television and for the past year as a reporter in New York. Waller also interned at Bloomberg. Waller is a graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill in business journalism. While in […]
