Ian Johnston is a Reporter at the Financial Times. He specializes in energy and mining, focusing on topics such as energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and climate change. His work has been featured in various notable publications including The Independent, Yahoo News UK, and The Lancet.
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By: Ian Johnston, Malcolm Moore
US president has threatened to ban US exports of the fuel if the continent does not unlock reserves
By: Ian Johnston
Release of emergency reserves could see prices at the pump fall by around 8c
By: Ian Johnston, Laura Dubois
European Commission and leading MEPs side with industry demands for laxer standards
By: Paola Tamma, Henry Foy, Ian Johnston
Also in this newsletter: what does ‘Made in Europe’ really mean?
By: Ian Johnston
In straitened times, a universal income cap on welfare should be introduced
By: Ian Johnston
Agency members say 100mn barrels promised by G7 will come from 400mn stock release agreed in March
By: Peter Campbell, Ian Johnston
Budget airline to scale back capacity by a further 700,000 seats to save on expensive fuel
Commissioner to consider levies as oil and gas businesses reap big profits from fallout of US-Israeli war on Iran
By: Kana Inagaki, Sarah White, Ian Johnston
Agreement would push back Europe’s phaseout of combustion engines and boost car production on the continent to combat Chinese competition
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By: Ian Johnston
The RNLI is facing a sustained campaign of abuse and intimidation over small boats crossings, yet Nigel Farage continues to slur the charity as a ‘taxi service for illegal migrants’
