Ben Potter is a Contributing Editor at The Energy. He specializes in energy and climate policy, with a focus on renewable energy, energy sustainability, and energy trading, drawing on his extensive experience at The Australian Financial Review. Ben's work has been featured in a variety of publications, including Feedstuffs, RenewEconomy, and Science News Magazine.
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