By: Abby Wallace, Russell Hargrave
Higher energy prices caused by the Middle East conflict could mean “constraint of output,” trade bodies said.
Russell Hargrave is a U.K. Energy and Climate Editor at POLITICO. With a background in reporting on charities, social enterprises, and significant social issues such as Brexit and the Grenfell Tower tragedy, he brings a comprehensive perspective to the intersection of energy policy and climate change. Russell's work has been featured in POLITICO Europe and Third Sector, and he is also the author of a book on U.K. immigration policy.
