Who we are
Tackling climate change is the biggest challenge of our time. It is also both a significant economic and political opportunity, and a massive business and political risk.
Aimed at business and policy leaders, we are a non-partisan voice examining the politics and economics behind the move away from fossil fuels and the embrace of renewables and climate neutrality.
The goal of our journalists and expert writers is to help you navigate the energy transition, explaining and analysing net zero policies, sustainable finance and climate technologies around the world.
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Our story/heritage
Energy Monitor is part of the New Statesman Media Group. Our mission is to explain how the world is changing for decision makers in need of data-driven answers. We help our readers to make decisions and lead effectively using the same rigour and quality journalism for which the New Statesman has long been admired.
The Monitor Network
Energy Monitor is part of a network of industry-leading specialist titles, including Investment Monitor, Tech Monitor and City Monitor.
Editorial standards
Energy Monitor journalists uphold the highest standards of ethical and professional journalism. In our editorial coverage we seek to be independent, fair and accurate. We make every effort to verify and check the information we publish and to be transparent about our sourcing.
If you spot a mistake, or would like to make a complaint about our coverage, please contact managing editor Sonja van Renssen. If you are not satisfied with the way a complaint has been handled please feel free to contact our editor-in-chief Philippa Nuttall Jones.
Energy Monitor journalists are required to follow the standards laid out in the UK Editors’ Code of Practice and also strictly adhere to UK law in areas such as libel, privacy and copyright. If you think our content has breached the Editors’ Code you can raise this with our external ombudsman David Banks by emailing ombudsman@ns-mediagroup.com – but please only do so after first trying to resolve the issue with our editors.
He will investigate all legitimate complaints and write adjudications which will be published on this site and given equal prominence to the complained-about article if your complaint is upheld.
David Banks is a former co-author of MacNae’s Essential Law for Journalists, the standard textbook on UK media law, and has acted as an adviser to the Ministry of Justice. David will adjudicate on complaints by making reference to the Editors’ Code of Practice.
