Dan Murtaugh is a Reporter at Bloomberg, where he focuses on climate change and the energy transition in China. His work encompasses key themes such as energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and environmental issues across the Asia-Pacific region, including Australia and Southeast Asia. Dan's insights have been featured in prominent publications such as The Australian Financial Review, Bloomberg Law, and The Japan Times.
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Dan Murtaugh's articles primarily focus on the energy sector, particularly clean and renewable energy, with a significant emphasis on China's initiatives and their global impact. His coverage also includes government announcements and data citations related to the energy industry.
Given this focus, experts in clean energy policy, renewable technologies, climate change agreements involving China or global expansion strategies within the renewable energy sector would be well-suited for pitching relevant insights to Dan. Additionally, individuals with access to pertinent data or analysis related to these topics may find success in reaching out to him.
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By: Dan Murtaugh, Paul Abelsky, Jenni Marsh, Yvonne Man
Bloomberg reporters take your questions on how the latest Russia-China agreements and the push for the Power of Siberia 2 pipeline will impact global energy markets and US relations with the Asian nation.
Beijing’s $295 billion data center rollout will need to be supported by continued spending on electricity generation and networks.
Demand over the past five years surpassed the government's expectations, said Ren Yuzhi, director‑general of the planning department at the National Energy Administration.
By: Dan Murtaugh, Min-Jeong Lee
SoftBank Group Corp. founder Masayoshi Son said that in the not-so-distant future, nuclear fusion technology will offer the most realistic solution for powering AI data centers’ ballooning needs.
By: Min Jeong Lee, Dan Murtaugh
(Bloomberg) -- SoftBank Group Corp. founder Masayoshi Son said that in the not-so-distant future, nuclear fusion technology will offer the most realistic solution for powering AI data centers' ballooning needs.
By: Dan Murtaugh, Min-Jeong Lee
SoftBank-Gründer Masayoshi Son meint, dass Kernfusion in nicht allzu ferner Zukunft die realistischste Lösung für den steigenden Energiebedarf von KI-Rechenzentren bieten wird.
The White House is moving to better safeguard its solar industry, while facing an uphill battle to become competitive with China.
By: Rong Wei Neo, Dan Murtaugh
Peak oil in China could signal a bigger problem for global crude exporters than it does for Beijing.
By: Dan Murtaugh, Laura Millan, Azman Usmani, Lili Pike
The Nepal disaster is the latest example of how climate change is raising the risk of relying on water for electricity in the Himalayas.
By: Ranjani Raghavan, Dan Murtaugh, Laura Millan, Azman Usmani, Lili Pike, Eric Roston
Resilience is emerging as a key metric in the nation’s $300 billion real estate sector
