Andrew Dykes is a Content Editor at Energy Voice. He focuses on topics related to Oil & Gas, ESG, and Renewables, with a particular emphasis on the United Kingdom and insights from Business Leaders in the energy sector. Andrew's work has been featured in Energy Voice.
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Andrew Dykes predominantly covers energy-related topics, particularly offshore wind and renewable energy. His coverage includes press releases, government announcements, and cited data. Therefore, he is likely to be interested in pitches that provide insights into the latest developments in the renewable energy sector or exclusive access to industry data.
Given his focus on this niche area within the broader energy landscape, Andrew would be most responsive to pitches that offer unique perspectives on offshore wind projects, updates on renewable energy technologies or initiatives, and interviews with key figures in the field.
If you have expertise related to offshore wind farms or other aspects of the renewable energy industry such as new technologies or regulatory changes impacting these sectors, it could make for a compelling pitch to Andrew.
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