Types of outlets covered
- Dedicated climate and environment desks
- Renewable energy and cleantech trade press
- Oil, gas and utilities trade publications
- Sustainability sections of business press
- Independent climate newsletters
How to pitch this beat
- Climate reporters expect data: emissions figures, efficiency gains, independently verified claims.
- Avoid vague sustainability language, cite the specific standard or certification involved.
- Policy context (federal or state regulation) often matters more here than in other beats.
- A named scientist or engineer quote adds credibility beyond a marketing spokesperson.
- Time announcements around major climate or energy policy news for extra pickup.
The kind of press this covers
US climate and energy coverage includes dedicated environment desks, renewable energy trade press, and utilities and oil and gas publications.
Frequently asked questions
How many climate and energy journalists in the US does PressPilot cover?
Our database grows every month. When the count for this sector and country is large enough to be meaningful, it is shown above, read live from our database. Otherwise we say so plainly rather than show a small number.
Can I target renewable energy specifically?
Yes, once you create a free account, the journalist selector filters by topic within this sector.
Is creating an account and picking journalists free?
Yes. Account creation, your first AI-written release, picking journalists and a test send are free. You only pay when you send, from 29 EUR a month excluding VAT for 100 credits.
Do you publish journalist contact details on this page?
No. Only aggregate counts by sector and country appear here, and only above a minimum size.
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