Jillian Ambrose is an Energy Correspondent at The Guardian. She specializes in clean energy, fossil fuels, and the climate crisis, covering themes of sustainability and environmental issues across Europe and the United Kingdom. Jillian's work has been featured in Grist, EURACTIV, Daily Climate, and various Yahoo Finance platforms, among others.
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Jillian Ambrose's coverage largely focuses on energy-related topics, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and citations of data. This indicates that she prefers fact-based reporting and is likely to be interested in pitches backed by credible data and research.
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By: Jillian Ambrose
National Energy System Operator says ‘short pause’ will help ease decade-long logjam delaying vital green projects
By: Jillian Ambrose
Jillian Ambrose 2 min read Great Britain's energy system operator has been forced to block new electricity projects from joining
The UK government has promised a record £410m investment in nuclear fusion which could help construct a world-leading fusion power project on the site of an old coal plant in Nottinghamshire.
By: Jillian Ambrose
Jillian Ambrose Energy correspondent 4 min read Octopus Energy has become Britain's largest household energy supplier for the first
Heavy rain and snow might cause disruption and damage as well as cheap wind power
A looming “weather bomb” is expected to snuff out a surge in wholesale energy prices after windfarms produced the lowest levels of electricity since September 2023.
By: Jillian Ambrose
Schemes backed by previous government to improve energy efficiency have left homeowners unable to sell
By: Jillian Ambrose
Jillian Ambrose 4 min read Almost three years ago, Russia's invasion of Ukraine wiped out Europe's largest source of gas and shocked
By: Jillian Ambrose
Results from Shell and Exxon this week will be weaker – and Trump’s desire to drill may result in oversupply
By: Jillian Ambrose
Research finds 60% of government contracts through backup ‘capacity market’ went to fossil fuel plants
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