Jamie Smyth is the US energy editor at the Financial Times. He oversees coverage of the US oil, gas, and renewables sectors, drawing on his extensive background in energy, finance, and investment strategies. Jamie's work has been featured in various prominent publications, including The Australian Financial Review, The Irish Times, and Yahoo Finance.
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By: Ilya Gridneff, Jamie Smyth
The project aims to send up to 1mn barrels a day to Asia and reduce reliance on the US
By: Stephanie Findlay, Jamie Smyth, Oliver Barnes
Speculation of a looming consolidation wave mounts in the heartland of the US shale oil patch
Young founders backed by Silicon Valley and Trump race to start reactors despite experts’ safety fears
By: Jamie Smyth
Young founders backed by Silicon Valley and Trump race to start reactors despite experts’ safety fears
By: Jamie Smyth, Alexandra White, Ian Johnston
Warning comes ahead of EU energy ministers meeting — but is disputed by industry experts
By: Michael Pooler, Alexandra White, Jamie Smyth
Also in today’s newsletter: global gas flaring jumps to highest level since 2019
By: Martha Muir, Jamie Smyth, Oliver Barnes
Companies in dealmaking blitz as they seek to build the energy infrastructure for data centres
Darren Woods has become the most powerful oil industry chief executive for a generation by testing the limits of corporate power
Exxon’s Darren Woods is the industry’s most powerful chief executive for a generation
By: Jamie Smyth
Founder Kris Singh seeks to tap new energy demand as industry powers AI boom
