RESOURCES FOR JOURNALISTS

OurEnergyPolicy (OEP) facilitates substantive dialogue on energy policy issues through discussions and events and aggregates resources from across the energy sector for energy professionals and journalists. OEP prides itself on its diverse, non-partisan community, which garners a variety of different perspectives and brings balanced viewpoints. Read more about Our Mission. Read our press releases.

Journalists can interview a source from our community, research with the OurEnergyLibrary, attend or moderate a webinar/event, and more.

See more information below.

Media Contact:

jsoroka@ourenergypolicy.org

 

 

Click here to sign up for OEP press releases.

 

WEBINARS AND EVENTS

  • Attend & cover a webinar or event. OEP’s distinguished speakers are often on the frontlines of their areas of expertise, and some have made important announcements the day they participated with us. Examples are BP’s trade association announcement the day BP co-hosted a carbon pricing event with us, and former Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz new partnership announcement the day he spoke in our webinar on an energy jobs coalition. Contact us to be added to our event invitation list so you can break the news.
  • Moderate one of our webinars or events. Past journalist moderators for OEP events include Justin Worland of TIME Robert B. Semple, Jr., of The New York Times, and Keiko Morris of the Wall Street Journal. We’re always on the lookout for journalists with strong public speaking and event moderations skills to facilitate a conversation with speakers and panelists in our webinars and live events. Hundreds of energy professionals are attending the new Energy Leaders Webinar Series. Our Energy Leaders Luncheon Series live events in New York City, Washington, D.C., and other cities are suspended until further notice due to COVID-19, but we will resume once circumstances permit. Contact us if you are interested in moderating a webinar or future live event.
 

OTHER RESOURCES

  • Sign up for the OEP This Month in Energy newsletter for a monthly update on OEP online discussions, along with some of the latest reports, charts, podcasts, and events from the energy sector.
  • Follow the OEP Twitter feed (@EnergyDialogue) to see daily news headlines from many news outlets. 
  • Follow OEP past live events: Read event summaries and/or listen to event recordings. 
  • Browse OEP online energy policy discussion summaries for a sampling of perspectives from energy professionals across the country on an energy policy topic or specific piece of legislation. Find these in the press releases on the OEP News page.

If you would like more information or have questions about the information on this page, please contact:

info@ourenergypolicy.org