About us

Energy Reporters is a pan-European news service and analytical platform covering developments in energy from across the continent.

who are we

At a time when Europe’s energy security is constantly in question and the dangers of climate change require bold action in the pursuit of clean energy, our platform keeps a keen eye on all forms of power generation and each step in the supply chain.

our mission

Our mission is to give European policymakers, journalists, academics, and the average citizen the information they need to understand where Europe’s power is coming from – and how it’s being put to use.

 

 

What we do

Our coverage takes in every part of the sector, from fossil fuels to renewables and from extraction to the end user. Europe requires diverse and multifaceted energy strategies to sustainably meet the needs of nearly 750 million people. Energy Reporters takes the same approach to our coverage.

meet the energy reporters

Dr. John V. Bowlus writes about energy policy and geopolitics. He received his PhD in history from Georgetown University, where he wrote his dissertation on the politics and economics of oil transportation in the Middle East. In addition to freelance writing and research on energy-related issues, he is a researcher and lecturer at the Center for Energy and Sustainable Development at Kadir Has University in Istanbul, and has authored several academic articles on energy history.
John V. Bowlus
Editor-in-chief
William baldwin News EDITOR

Will is a writer, editor and photographer with more than 20 years of media experience. He is also a passionate advocate of renewable energy sources. After travelling around Asia and North Africa to a soundtrack of noisy generators and the inescapable odour of exhaust fumes, he became convinced many geopolitical problems could be unravelled if communities were better equipped to use the sun, sea and wind to power their lives. 

will (at) energy-reporters.com

Joanna eva community manager

Joanna is a London-based analyst and writer, specializing in stories that center around political and economic trends throughout Europe, Central and Southeast Asia. She holds a Master of Law from the University of New South Wales and a Bachelor of International Studies from the University of Sydney, with particular focus on the intersection of energy security, climate policy and economic development. 

joanna (at) energy-reporters.com

For French-language coverage, be sure to visit our sister site
Le Monde de l’Energie