Jennifer Hiller is an energy reporter for The Wall Street Journal, specializing in green power, EV charging, and the energy transition. With a background in journalism and experience at reputable publications such as Reuters and ExpressNews, Jennifer brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her reporting on the evolving landscape of energy and sustainability.
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Jennifer Hiller’s coverage primarily focuses on energy-related topics, with a specific interest in electric vehicles and nuclear energy within the United States. She appears to be most receptive to pitches related to government announcements, press releases, data-driven insights, and legal policy regulations concerning these areas.
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EV charging companies have fallen from lofty valuations amid concerns mount about their profitability.
By: Jennifer Hiller, William Mauldin
U.S. puts diplomatic clout behind sales of cutting-edge reactors that have yet to show commercial success
By: Jennifer Hiller
Now in exile in Boston and working for MIT, Andriy Tuz wonders if he will ever be able to go home again
The Osage Nation, featured in ‘Killers of the Flower Moon,’ is battling an Italian utility over a wind farm on tribal land in Oklahoma.
By: Benoît Morenne, Jennifer Hiller
Frackers can't connect to the electric grid fast enough as they seek to reduce emissions and save costs.
Invenergy founder Michael Polsky created the largest US private renewable energy developer from scratch and says politics should get out of energy.
Radia, a unicorn startup, has an audacious plan to use rocket science to overcome one of the wind power industry’s biggest hurdles with a giant cargo plane.
By: Scott Patterson, Jennifer Hiller
In Virginia's data-center alley, rising power demand means more fossil fuels. LOUDOUN COUNTY, Va.—The cutting edge of technology is driving the power grid back to the 19th century.
By: Jennifer Hiller
Cost overruns and delays at Southern Co.’s Plant Vogtle pushed U.S. nuclear power in a different direction.
By: Jennifer Hiller
Cost overruns and delays at Southern Co.'s Plant Vogtle pushed U.S. nuclear power in a different direction.
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