Akshat Rathi is a Senior Reporter for Climate, covering climate change and environmental issues. He has written for various publications including Bloomberg News, Financial Post, Yahoo Finance, and ThePrint. Akshat's work focuses on topics such as carbon capture, climate adaptation, international climate summits, and the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy.
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Akshat Rathi's coverage primarily focuses on energy, environment, finance & economy, and government & politics. He is heavily involved in covering the COP28 summit and climate change issues. Given his focus on government announcements and data citations, he would be responsive to pitches providing expert analysis or insights into policy decisions related to climate change mitigation strategies.
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By: Akshat Rathi, Mythili Rao
“I think of the Inflation Reduction Act, the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, as the booster packs on a rocket,” White House National Climate Advisor Ali Zaidi says on this week’s episode of Zero. “But the rocket is the private sector.”
By: Siobhan Wagner, John Ainger, Akshat Rathi, Jennifer A Dlouhy
Good evening from Baku. We’re expecting some heavily bracketed draft documents overnight from the COP presidency. We’ll bring you more on what’s been said on the main finance deal, carbon markets and mitigation work in the morning. Meanwhile, keep up with all of our COP29 coverage — which is free for the entire summit — on Bloomberg.
By: Jonathan Tirone, Akshat Rathi
Austria’s top energy official said it’s the decision of OMV AG executives and shareholders whether or not to extricate the partially state-owned company from its long-term Russian natural gas contract.
By: Akshat Rathi, Mythili Rao
“We are not trying to hide the problems we have,” André Corrêa do Lago, Brazil’s Secretary for Climate, Energy and the Environment, says on this week’s episode of Zero.
By: Jennifer A Dlouhy, Akshat Rathi, Kevin Crowley
As negotiators at COP29 struggle to define or finance the energy transition, Exxon CEO Darren Woods turned up with a pitch of his own. An annotated interview.
Good evening from Baku. There are some people who believe that if no one is happy, it’s usually a sign of a good compromise. That certainly doesn’t apply here. We’re still far from a final deal in Azerbaijan with nations divided on money and mitigation. You can catch up with all of our COP29 coverage — which is free — on Bloomberg.
By: Akshat Rathi, John Ainger, Jennifer A Dlouhy
The UN’s COP29 summit pushed for a $250 billion international funding deal to help poor countries combat climate change, nudging almost 200 nations toward an agreement as fraught talks enter the final stretch.
By: John Ainger, Jennifer A. Dlouhy, Akshat Rathi
Nudging almost 200 nations toward an agreement as fraught talks enter the final stretch.
The COP29 climate conference in Azerbaijan saw earnest negotiations mix with an existential question about the pace and power of diplomacy.
By: Akshat Rathi, John Ainger, Jennifer A Dlouhy, Siobhan Wagner
Good evening from Baku. COP29 talks have officially run into overtime. We’ve seen two drafts of the deal so far and expect the next one, promised some time on Saturday, will be the final. While you wait, catch up with all of our COP29 coverage — which is free — on Bloomberg.
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