Jonathan Leake is the Energy Editor at various prominent outlets including AOL UK and Yahoo News. He specializes in themes such as energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, climate change, and the intersection of finance and investment within the energy sector. His work has been featured in notable publications like The Sydney Morning Herald and The Telegraph, among others.
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Jonathan Leake's articles primarily revolve around energy, government policy, and climate change in the context of the United Kingdom. He frequently covers government announcements and cites relevant data extensively. If you have insights into UK-specific energy policies, governmental decisions related to energy production or climate change initiatives, or analysis based on credible data sources, your pitch is more likely to resonate with Jonathan.
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Drilling the North Sea's controversial Jackdaw gas field is the best option for the climate, Labour has been told.
By: Jonathan Leake
The Falklands War may have begun and ended in 1982, but for Argentina a new battle is beginning – for the islands' oil.
The oil companies preparing to drill in the Falklands have vowed to continue the project despite the mounting political pressure from Argentina.
“Britain will control its own energy rather than depending on markets controlled by petrostates and dictators,” said Ed Miliband just before Labour won the 2024 election.
“Britain will control its own energy rather than depending on markets controlled by petrostates and dictators,” said Ed Miliband just before Labour won the 2024 election.
By: Jonathan Leake
Norway has warned that its gas production in the North Sea will plunge as soon as 2030, threatening crucial supplies that help Britain keep the lights on.
By: Jonathan Leake
Oslo’s official monitor of energy resources warns of decline as soon as this year
A record £35m was paid out in wasted wind payments on Tuesday as blustery autumnal weather generated more power than the UK grid could carry.
By: Jonathan Leake
Global coal consumption is set to hit a new record this year as war in the Middle East drives up global gas prices.
Delays to Britain's £70bn grid upgrade risk burdening households with higher bills for years, an official report has found.
