Anne-Louise Stranne Petersen is a journalist at Infrastructure Investor. She specializes in energy policy and regulation, with a focus on renewable energy, energy storage, and the oil and gas sectors. Her insights and analyses on these critical topics have been featured in various publications, highlighting her expertise in the evolving energy landscape.
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Anne-Louise's articles predominantly cover energy-related topics, with a focus on announcements and promotional deals within the private sector. To effectively engage her, consider pitches that offer insights into renewable energy projects, battery technology innovations, or sustainable business practices in the context of the energy industry.
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By: Amy Carroll, Anne-Louise Stranne Petersen
Against a backdrop of a sweeping power outage in Southern Europe, policy uncertainty in the US and market volatility everywhere, six industry insiders tell Infrastructure Investor how they view the sector’s future.
By: Anne-Louise Stranne Petersen, Zak Bentley
Many LPs have shied away from investments in natural gas in recent years. They’re now returning, providing GPs with significant new avenues to explore.
By: Anne-Louise Stranne Petersen
Steep competition, LPs hungry for re-ups and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty are making the market more challenging than ever for emerging GPs.
Waste management presents investors with an attractive and increasingly sustainable opportunity set.
By: Anne-Louise Stranne Petersen
Resilience, nearshoring of supply chains and a strong focus on national security are three important aspects of the ongoing rejection of globalisation.
