Nicholas Earl is an Energy and Climate Reporter at Politico in the U.K. He focuses on energy and climate policy, covering a broad range of topics including renewables, fossil fuels, nuclear power, and sustainability, while also reporting on the latest developments in Westminster. Nicholas has been featured in City AM, E&E News, Yahoo News UK, POLITICO Europe, and POLITICO.
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Nicholas Earl's coverage predominantly focuses on the energy industry, government & politics, and finance & economy in the UK. He frequently cites data and reports on government announcements related to these sectors. If you are reaching out to Nicholas, provide insights or expert commentary on energy policies, renewable energy trends, oil prices impact analysis with a specific focus on how it affects the UK economy and political landscape. Additionally, if you have expertise in investment analysis within the energy sector as well as implications of government decisions on businesses operating in this space, your input might be valuable for his articles.
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A talk about the dangers of extreme heat has been cancelled because of extreme heat.
By: Charlie Cooper, Nicholas Earl, Ariel Wittenberg, Sara Schonhardt
The U.S. Energy secretary made his comments as the EU warned of life-threatening dangers from record-high temperatures.
By: Charlie Cooper, Ariel Wittenberg, Sara Schonhardt, Nicholas Earl
The U.S. Energy secretary made his comments as the EU warned of life-threatening dangers from record-high temperatures.
EDF will also spend £800 million refurbishing Sizewell B over the next 15 years.
Britain's new leader told the U.S. president he will take a pragmatic approach to energy policy.
As Andy Burnham mulls the future of oil and gas drilling, developers hope robotics will help them survive.
By: Nicholas Earl
John Fingleton tells POLITICO “risk aversion” in Whitehall must not slow Britain's dash for new nuclear.
By: Nicholas Earl
“Culture change” is required across government, Polly Billington said.
With help from Benjamin Storrow, Sara Schonhardt and Zack Colman in the U.S., Alexandre Léchenet, Aude Le Gentil and Nicolas Camut in France, Charlie
By: Dan Bloom, Sam Blewett, Nicholas Earl
Developers have been waiting for a fresh decision on the controversial gas field since January 2025.
