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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By: Jonathan Leake
Soaring fuel costs threaten job losses and £85bn hit to the economy, say manufacturers
Soaring energy bills funding Ed Miliband's net zero push risk triggering factory shutdowns and job losses, warns a new industry report.
Ed Miliband will commission hundreds more wind turbines and solar panels after launching a subsidy scheme to companies building renewable energy.
Britain's grid operator has been accused of covering up system failures that threaten to trigger blackouts.
By: Jonathan Leake
Ed Miliband has extended the life of the ageing Sizewell B nuclear power station for another 20 years, amid growing concerns that Britain is at growing risk of power shortages.
By: Jonathan Leake
Ed Miliband has approved Britain's second-largest solar farm after overruling opposition from his own inspectors.
By: Jonathan Leake
Ed Miliband has approved Britain’s second-largest solar farm after overruling opposition from his own inspectors.
Wasted wind could add £300 to household energy bills by the end of the decade because of a glut of power from turbines, an energy supplier has warned.
By: Jonathan Leake
Wasted wind could add £300 to household energy bills by the end of the decade because of a glut of power from turbines, an energy supplier has warned.
By: Jonathan Leake
Britain's grid operator has sent out a fresh warning regarding power supplies after soaring temperatures piled strain on energy networks.
