Energy editor for The Times. Writing about power, oil & gas, mining and more. DMs open for tips. PR pitches to [email protected]
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Emily Gosden's reporting primarily focuses on the energy sector, with a particular emphasis on government announcements and data-driven insights. She covers topics related to both fossil fuels and renewable energy, often citing data and providing investment analysis.
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BP’s interim boss has been accused of being tone deaf after the company offered a means-tested charity handout to pensioners furious at below-inflation increases to its pension scheme. The oil giant
By: Emily Gosden, Adam Vaughan, Chris Smyth
Rishi Sunak under pressure from Tory MPs and oil firms to scrap rules that prevent government support for extracting oil in overseas territories
By: Emily Gosden, Ben Cooke
Northern Gas Networks wanted to supply about 1,800 homes with clean-burning hydrogen
Demand to slide thanks to reductions in China
Campaigners say developing the North Sea oilfield makes it impossible to meet net zero targets
Businesses criticise plan to introduce border levy year after EU scheme
Efforts to bring class action for residents of Zambian mining town rejected as ‘factually and legally flawed’
Shares in Diversified Energy slide after it is accused of ‘vastly underestimating well clean-up costs’
The £8 billion Hornsea Three development off Norfolk will produce enough electricity to power three million homes
Fossil fuels fell to 35% of Britain’s electricity supply in 2023 as record imports of cheaper, cleaner energy from Europe displaced gas-fired plants
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