Nicole Jacobs is a journalist specializing in energy and environmental issues. She has written for Energy in Depth and her work has also appeared in The Guardian. Nicole's articles cover a wide range of topics including oil and gas production, government regulations, market dynamics, and industry innovation.
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Nicole Jacobs, with a national focus on the United States, predominantly covers energy-related topics, particularly in relation to government and politics. Her extensive use of expert commentary suggests she is likely to be responsive to pitches offering insights from reputable experts within the energy sector or those well-versed in government policies related to energy production.
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By: Nicole Jacobs
Despite local resistance from Pennsylvania workers, on April 10, a Rockefeller-funded activist organization that recruits municipalities, cities, and states across the country to join the litigation campaign pitched their anti-energy playbook to the Allegheny County Council Committee on Sustainability and Green Initiatives.
By: Nicole Jacobs
A Pennsylvania state senator plans to introduce legislation prohibiting municipalities that file climate lawsuits against energy companies from reaping the economic benefits of the oil and gas industry. Announced in light of Bucks County's recent climate lawsuit and the activist group Center for Climate Integrity (CCI)'s pitch to Allegheny County, the legislation marks the latest effort from state leaders rejecting this litigation campaign.
By: Nicole Jacobs
Opposition to the Rockefeller-backed LNG export “pause” keeps pouring in from Republicans and Democrats alike. Last week, eight moderate Democratic members of Congress sent a letter to President Biden requesting regular updates on the Department of Energy's evaluation of LNG exports and more clarity on the timeline of the pause.
By: Nicole Jacobs
Ahead of the two-year anniversary of the implementation of the United Kingdom's windfall tax, Energy in Depth examines its continued negative impact on the North Sea oil and gas sector.
By: Nicole Jacobs
Domestic abuse bears no political stripes. One in five people will have experienced domestic abuse in their lifetime – that’s millions of voters, in every constituency, rural or urban, rich or poor…
By: Nicole Jacobs
Bucks County violated Pennsylvania's public records law by filing a climate lawsuit without properly notifying the public, without any public comment period, and without a traceable public record, energy companies argued earlier this month in a Motion to Dismiss the case.
Overblown assumptions related to gas stoves causing increased cases of pediatric asthma have plagued medical journals and top-tier media reporting in recent years. These studies often rely on assumption-heavy risk models to create causation, rather than empirical data connecting the two.
By: Nicole Jacobs
This week, the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland released a ruling extending the deadline for the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) to issue a new critical conservation statute.
By: Nicole Jacobs
A coalition of oil and gas companies which cumulatively produce more than 40 percent of the world's oil announced this month that they have reduced their upstream methane emissions by 55 percent and cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from flaring by nearly half since 2017.
By: Nicole Jacobs
Methane emissions from the country's top oil and gas-producing basins have fallen 44 percent since 2011, according to data from the Environmental Protection Agency. This plunge in emissions comes even as the country has managed to shatter energy production records – the United States
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