Elaine Goodman is a journalist who writes for RTO Insider LLC and the San Francisco Daily Post. Her work also appears in the Charlotte Business Journal. Elaine covers a range of topics including energy, environment, and business, with a focus on regulatory and policy developments in the Western United States.
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Elaine's coverage heavily focuses on energy-related topics, especially government announcements and industry developments in regions like Oregon and California. Her articles often cite data or press releases, indicating a reliance on factual information and official sources.
For effective outreach to Elaine, consider providing insights from industry experts related to energy policy changes, renewable energy initiatives, climate spending trends in California, retail business recovery specific to the mentioned regions. Additionally, pitches that include analysis of critical minerals potential or transmission corridor developments would likely be well-received.
Given her focus on government announcements and official reports detailing responses to events such as solar eclipses or budget proposals impacting climate spending, she might also be interested in expert commentary from policymakers or analysts with firsthand knowledge of these processes.
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By: Michael Regan, Elaine Goodman
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By: Elaine Goodman
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