E&E’s newest publication, EnergyWire is designed to bring readers deep, broad and insightful coverage on the business and political issues surrounding the rapidly expanding unconventional energy industry in the United States and around the world.
From Capitol Hill to government agencies to the industry and Wall St., EnergyWire covers the key issues, including:
- shale oil and gas development, liquefied natural gas (LNG), oil sands, deepwater and arctic drilling, enhanced oil and gas recovery, and other emerging fossil energy sources
- environmental concerns and the effects on water resources
- the debates over regulatory authority and land and mineral rights
- technology development
- finance, mergers and acquisitions
- pipelines, LNG terminals and other energy infrastructure
- economic consequences
- regulatory and legislative issues
- global energy supply and geopolitical implications
- and much, much more.
Led by veteran editor Amy Carlile, EnergyWire’s staff includes more than a dozen reporters and award-winning journalists who collectively have more than 150 years of experience covering energy issues. The team includes Peter Behr, Joel Kirkland, Colin Sullivan, Mike Soraghan, Margie Kriz Hobson, Nathanial Gronewold, Steve LeVine and many others. Our reporters are based at E&E’s Capitol Hill headquarters as well as Houston, New York City, Beijing, Shanghai and Europe.
With EnergyWire, E&E brings its time-tested journalistic approach and resources to bear on one of the critical energy issues of our time to deliver the unmatched, well-sourced, thought-leading, news-breaking coverage that readers expect from E&E’s entire suite of services.
Learn more about E&E Publishing's Suite of Services
- E&E Publishing: The Gold Standard in Energy and Environmental Policy Coverage.
- EnergyWire: The Politics and Business of Unconventional Energy.
- ClimateWire: The Politics and Business of Climate Change.
- E&E Daily: The Best Way to Track Congress.
- Greenwire: The Leader in Energy and Environmental Policy News.
- E&ENews PM: Late-Breaking Energy and Environmental Policy News.
- E&ETV's OnPoint: Compelling Interviews with Key Policy Leaders.
