Ethan Van Diemen is a journalist at our burning planet. He focuses on data and analytics, as well as data management, exploring how these themes intersect with pressing global issues. Ethan's work has been featured in Zawya, AllAfrica Global Media, Food For Mzansi, Daily Maverick, and News24 Business.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
South Africa (National)
Not enough data
Ethan Van Diemen's focus on government announcements and data citations suggests that he would be most responsive to pitches offering insights or analysis related to official statements, policy changes, and statistical trends within the energy sector, particularly as it pertains to climate change and renewable energy in South Africa.
Given his coverage of scientific and environmental themes alongside government announcements, Ethan may also be open to expert commentary from individuals with direct experience in these areas. Additionally, sources who can provide local context specific to South Africa’s energy transition efforts could capture his attention.
When reaching out to Ethan, consider tailoring your pitch with a focus on the local impact within South Africa rather than taking a global perspective.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Commuters will soon be able to book rides, pay via the Gautrain system, and access integrated discounts after train trips through the Gau Express e-hailing service.
By: Carol Paton, Ethan Van Diemen
Junaid Munshi’s appointment comes as Eskom seeks to modernise distribution and manage escalating municipal debt.
Millions of aerial images, trillions of analysed pixels, and fixed-wing drones are helping conservationists track wildlife populations across some of South Africa's best-known reserves.
By: Ethan Van Diemen
Community representatives dispute findings that a planned offshore survey poses little risk to fisheries and marine life.
By: Ethan Van Diemen
Rivoningo Mnisi, group executive for Eskom Renewables, conceded that government regulations that do not apply to private sector companies pose a risk to the newly established Eskom Green.
