Jonathan Leake is the Energy Editor at AOL UK. He specializes in energy and mining, with a focus on energy policy and regulation, sustainability, and renewable energy. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, The Sydney Morning Herald, and The Telegraph.
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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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Britain should stop building wind farms because the country has too much electricity , the UK boss of EDF Energy has said.
Shetland is seeking £2bn of taxpayer cash to build a network of undersea tunnels that can link five of its biggest islands.
Britain faces a winter of energy discontent as global gas shortages are compounded by El Niño, according to leading energy analysts.
By: Jonathan Leake
Oil and gas workers are being forced to take significant pay cuts to work in renewables, one of the UK's biggest trade unions has told MPs.
Russia has been forced to start importing fuel after Ukraine launched a barrage of drone attacks against key oil refineries.
It's the Ed Miliband paradox: why does Britain have among the highest power prices in Europe when we have so much electricity that suppliers have to pay customers to use it?
Ed Miliband's net zero rules risk scuppering Britain's push to become a global leader in artificial intelligence, an industry expert has warned.
Ed Miliband’s net zero rules risk scuppering Britain’s push to become a global leader in artificial intelligence, an industry expert has warned.
Britain's electricity network will require up to £240bn of upgrades to support clean power targets, the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) has admitted.
Neso says 600pc surge in wildfires over two years threatens vital transmission lines
