Jael Holzman is a senior reporter at Heatmap. She specializes in energy policy and regulation, focusing on topics such as energy sustainability, renewable energy, and energy storage, drawing on her previous experience as an energy and climate policy reporter for Axios and her coverage of energy transition resources for E&E News. Jael's work has been featured in E&E News, POLITICO, Axios, Rolling Stone, NewsBreak, and Heatmap News.
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Jael Holzman's coverage predominantly focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulation, particularly in the context of energy and climate change. Given this focus, Jael would likely be receptive to pitches from experts who can provide insights into the implications of government policies related to energy, climate change, and environmental regulations.
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