Sam Meredith is a Senior Correspondent at CNBC International in London. He covers critical topics such as climate change, energy policy, and the energy transition, with a focus on both regional interests and global implications. His work has been featured in notable outlets including NBC News, The West Australian, and RealClearEnergy.
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Sam Meredith's coverage spans a variety of international topics, with a strong focus on government & politics, finance & economy, and energy. His articles often cite data and cover evolving stories related to government announcements. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights into global political developments, economic trends backed by credible data or analysis from reputable sources. Additionally, pitches focusing on climate change policies, international relations with an emphasis on the Middle East region as well as aviation safety could be relevant for his coverage.
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Former Chairman Albert Manifold has pushed back against accusations over his conduct following his shock departure from the British energy major.
By: Sam Meredith
CNBC's Sam Meredith breaks down the intensifying U.S. pressure campaign against Cuba, what's next for the communist-run Caribbean island and whether the Trump administration could actually attack Havana.
Key Points Ferrari faced an investor backlash after the unveiling of its new Luce model, its first fully electric car.
Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna on Thursday said the cost of the manufacturer's new Luce model was a fair price to pay for innovation.
By: Sam Meredith
The Trump administration has threatened sanctions and military action against Oman, a longtime ally and close security and economic partner.
Finnish President Alexander Stubb said the European Union needs to expand to project power on the global stage.
Iran's influence over the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz has inadvertently transformed the energy security debate.
By: Sam Meredith
An executive exodus at BP has sparked intense scrutiny from investors.
