Jonathan Leake is the Energy Editor at various prominent outlets including AOL UK and Yahoo News. He specializes in themes such as energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, climate change, and the intersection of finance and investment within the energy sector. His work has been featured in notable publications like The Sydney Morning Herald and The Telegraph, among others.
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Jonathan Leake's articles primarily revolve around energy, government policy, and climate change in the context of the United Kingdom. He frequently covers government announcements and cites relevant data extensively. If you have insights into UK-specific energy policies, governmental decisions related to energy production or climate change initiatives, or analysis based on credible data sources, your pitch is more likely to resonate with Jonathan.
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More than 3,000 renewable projects face a levy of at least 55pc on their profits
By: Luke Barr, Madeleine Ross, Jonathan Leake
Steve Smith, the founder of Poundland, has warned the company's imminent collapse risks triggering 30,000 job losses as Robert Jenrick, Reform's Treasury spokesman, accuses the current owners of “crony capitalism”.
The owner of one of Britain's biggest gas-storage facilities is ditching investment in the UK for the Middle East because of the Government's crippling energy policies , its chief executive said.
Andy Burnham is poised to ban drilling for new oil and gas in the UK to end exploration in the North Sea.
By: Jonathan Leake
ANDY BURNHAM is poised to ban drilling for new oil and gas in the UK to end exploration in the North Sea.
Soaring temperatures triggered a rise in energy blackouts during the summer, the National Grid admitted.
By: Jonathan Leake
SOARING temperatures triggered a rise in energy blackouts during the summer, National Grid admitted.
By: Jonathan Leake Sun
National Grid, once among Britain's most respected public utilities, is set to gain a new title – one of the UK's most indebted private companies
By: Jonathan Leake
Labour has rejected plans to build Britain’s biggest solar plant on land surrounding Winston Churchill’s ancestral home.
Labour has rejected plans to build Britain's biggest solar plant on land surrounding Winston Churchill's ancestral home.
