Andrew Lee is an Online Editor at Recharge, the global news source for wind and solar. He focuses on themes related to energy and mining, particularly in the areas of cleantech, renewable energy, and energy sustainability, while also covering energy policy and regulation. Andrew's work has been featured in a variety of prominent publications, including Forbes, The Epoch Times, and The Conversation Australia + NZ.
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Andrew Lee's coverage spans a variety of topics, including energy, government announcements, local politics and crime. He seems to be particularly interested in regional news related to Somerset Council and environmental issues such as offshore wind.
Given his focus on government announcements and press releases, Andrew may be most responsive to pitches that offer newsworthy updates or exclusive insights into local government initiatives or energy sector developments within the Somerset region.
Pitches could also emphasize stories related to flood management, renewable energy projects (especially offshore wind), local council decisions on housing development, and tributes or news about local political figures. Additionally, considering the balance between business & industry themes in his coverage attributes emphasizes an opportunity for pitches covering business-related aspects of energy initiatives like investments or partnerships in the renewable energy sector.
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By: Seán Earley, Elisabeth Field, Andrew Lee, Owen Hammersley
As highlighted in Teneo’s Vision 2026 report, business leaders are operating in an environment defined by uncertainty, rapid technological change and increasing pressure to demonstrate real returns on…
Putting country of ownership at the heart of policy could have big implications for how wind, solar and energy storage projects are financed and where factories are built
Judge won't reconsider order compelling turbine maker to continue work at pioneering US offshore wind farm
Turbine giant fined over 'wholly avoidable' incident at offshore wind blade plant
By: Andrew Lee
Seven states lodge action claiming agreement that saw oil giant walk away from wind leases was 'blatantly unlawful'
Cho Jung-tai says island's government will inspect turbines older than 15 years after fire
By: Andrew Lee
Philadelphia, PA – On May 21, Erica Brown and Giavanna Troilo with the environmental justice organization Sunrise Movement Philly began a hunger strike under the banner of Make Philly Affordable, demanding that Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker use a record budget surplus to fund food access, affordable housing, education, recreation centers, libraries, public transportation, and renewable energy.
Energy technology giant to build converter rig on the Baltic, while Chinese and Indian wind turbine makers Envision and Inox seal big orders in Asia
Renewables-friendly energy secretary tipped as possible finance minister as Andy Burnham gets set to replace Keir Starmer – but leading analyst says offshore wind sector just needs 'boring consistency'
Night-time wind to attract premium as companies adjust to new demands to match green power generation closely to consumption, says procurement specialist
