@angelamacd Energy journalist for the @FinancialReview: oil, gas, LNG, renewables, carbon. Lots of other things inbetween.
Australia (National)
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Angela Macdonald-Smith's coverage predominantly focuses on the energy sector, particularly renewable energy such as solar and wind power, with a concentration on developments within Australia. She frequently cites government announcements and data while also providing investment analysis.
To effectively reach out to Angela, consider offering insights or comments related to Australian renewable energy policies, investment opportunities in the country's renewable sector, or data-backed analyses of trends in solar and wind power adoption specifically within Australia. Additionally, if you have information pertaining to government decisions impacting the energy industry in Australia, it could be of interest to her.
Given her focus on national coverage within Australia's energy landscape, tailoring pitches that address these specific areas will likely resonate best with Angela.
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By: Primrose Riordan, Angela Macdonald-Smith
The venture intends constructing a large solar plant in Australia’s north before shipping power to Singapore using an undersea cable.
By: Angela Macdonald-Smith
By: Angela Macdonald
The Federal Court case brought by the Australasian Centre for Corporate Responsibility alleges Santos deceived consumers with its clean energy claims.
By: Angela Macdonald-Smith
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By: Angela Macdonald-Smith
By: Angela Macdonald-Smith, Elouise Fowler, Mark Wembridge
By: Angela Macdonald
Vast Renewables, chaired by Peter Botten, is battling to remain a going concern, despite a funding deal last December that enabled its listing on the Nasdaq.
By: Angela Macdonald
Santos and Beach Energy’s Moomba project hopes to overturn the technology’s weak reputation. Its detractors say it has already had 20 years to prove them wrong.
By: Angela Macdonald
Frank Calabria has proposed a market mechanism to drive investment in gas power plants needed to support renewables and head off further government intervention.
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