By: Bob Haslett, Alice Hancock
Deeply divided industry fractures into several camps backing different technologies and fuels
Alice Hancock is an EU Correspondent at the Financial Times, where she covers energy and climate policy in Brussels, as well as the European Parliament. With a background in reporting on hospitality and leisure during the pandemic, Alice now focuses on themes such as energy policy, global supply chains, and renewable energy, particularly in the context of the Asia-Pacific region. Her work has been featured in notable publications including The Australian Financial Review, National Post, and Ars Technica.
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Alice's coverage revolves around legal policy regulation, government announcements, finance & economy, world affairs, and energy. She frequently covers the European Union in relation to climate change, energy policies, economic issues as well as broader world affairs.
When reaching out to Alice with pitches or expertise for her articles on these topics related to the EU and its member states' policies and regulations concerning climate change and energy transition would be particularly relevant. Additionally offering insights into EU economic developments could also resonate well with her coverage focus.
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