James Fernyhough is a Reporter at various esteemed publications including Business Day, Yahoo Finance Canada, and Bloomberg Law. He focuses on themes related to energy and mining, with a particular emphasis on energy policy and regulation, energy sustainability, and renewable energy. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Sydney Morning Herald, POLITICO Europe, and Scientific American.
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James Fernyhough's coverage primarily focuses on the energy and finance/economy sectors, with a specific emphasis on mining and green energy. His articles often include industry-specific analysis and data citations, indicating a preference for well-researched pitches supported by reliable information.
Given his focus on the mining industry's financial aspects and its intersection with green energy, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights into innovative approaches to sustainable mining practices or the financial implications of such endeavors.
Pitches centered around new technologies aimed at reducing emissions in the mining sector or analyses of market trends related to critical minerals could also align well with James' coverage. If you have expertise in these areas or access to relevant data, it may enhance your pitch's appeal to him.
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European livestock farmers will suffer if the law puts off U.S. producers.
By: Ben Munster, Ben Makuch, James Fernyhough, Elena Giordano
Energy commissioner warns of long crisis ahead in a speech reminiscent of the Covid pandemic.
By: James Fernyhough, Ben Munster, Elena Giordano, Ben Makuch
The energy commissioner gave a speech reminiscent of the early days of the Covid pandemic.
By: Ben Munster, James Fernyhough
Die Kommission will unter anderem das Befüllen von Gasspeichern und die Freigabe von Ölreserven besser koordinieren.
By: James Fernyhough, Ben Munster
The AccelerateEU plan contains non-binding recommendations promising to help member states make use of existing rules.
By: James Fernyhough
A new law will aim to use AI to boost efficient use of power as electricity demand threatens to overwhelm Europe’s grids.
By: James Fernyhough
A new law will aim to use artificial intelligence to boost efficient use of power as electricity demand threatens to overwhelm Europe's grids.
The package would boost Italy's total renewable generation capacity by almost 50 percent.
By: James Fernyhough, Francesca Micheletti, Tom Schmidtgen
Member countries are worried that low-carbon quotas in the Industrial Accelerator Act could push up prices and hurt Europe's competitiveness.
Record-breaking global temperatures were caused by burning fossil fuels, the EU's earth observation unit said.
