Amanda Jasi is a journalist at The Chemical Engineer, the member magazine of @IChemE. She focuses on topics related to environmental services and natural resources, highlighting critical issues within these fields. Amanda's work has also been featured in CHEMICAL ENGINEERS TODAY.
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Amanda Jasi's coverage predominantly focuses on energy, particularly in the UK, with a significant emphasis on manufacturing and government announcements. She is likely to be receptive to pitches related to new developments in the energy sector, especially those related to carbon capture, hydrogen production, and energy transition initiatives.
Given her focus on industry-specific topics and government announcements within the UK energy sector, she may be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights into how these announcements impact businesses and industries or offer analysis of relevant policy changes.
When reaching out to Amanda Jasi for potential coverage or commentary opportunities, consider aligning your pitch with ongoing discussions around carbon capture technology advancements, hydrogen production innovations, and other key areas shaping the future of energy transition in the UK.
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Amanda Jasi speaks to innovators striving to improve plastics sustainability and reduce their environmental impact
To mark Earth Day’s focus on slashing plastic production, Amanda Jasi speaks to David Gardner and Andrea Paulillo to find out how they are helping to make the plastic system more sustainable
With the food system threatening to crumble under the weight of a growing population, Chris Chuck believes his alternative oil production technology can take some of the strain
Amanda Jasi speaks to researchers using nanotechnology to help preserve, replenish and analyse soil
Amanda Jasi talks to Eugene Chen, Sanat Kumar, and Tomislav Rovis about the crosslinking solution they are developing to produce higher-value products from recycled mixed plastic waste
Amanda Jasi and Kerry Hebden talk to companies developing technologies to capture CO2 from the ocean
Adam Duckett and Amanda Jasi speak to engineers who are developing a variety of chemical looping processes
Amanda Jasi looks at projects that are compressing air to store energy
Amanda Jasi speaks to technology developers working to use electrolysis to reduce emissions from steel manufacture
Amanda Jasi speaks to researchers working to realise novel chemical upcycling methods
