The project
Where it is, how big, who is buying the power.
Industries · Energy
Journalist links for energy. A offtake beats a manifesto.
Energy desks will run a project, a offtake, a grid number, a operator who has built something. They will not run a TED talk. You buy a journalist-link count. We have 90 days. Miss the floor, and the fee returns.
5 / 10 / 20The only SKUs
90 daysThe only clock
100%Back if we miss
DR 50–95The floor on sites
The beat
We pitch generation, storage, grid software, and industrial energy with a site or a contract you can name. We stay off culture-war climate content. Desks that buy this product do too.
Agencies resell a floor because energy clients are used to paying lawyers. They can pay for a number instead of a retainer shrug.
Who it’s for
Energy teams who need a number, not a retainer shrug.
- Developers and operators with a project or a offtake.
- Climate and grid tech with a utility or a industrial customer on record.
- Agencies who need a SOW that project finance will not laugh at.
Who should leave
If you need a magazine in the contract, this is not the product.
- Advocacy with no asset.
- Named national papers as a deliverable.
- Claims about saving the planet with no megawatts.
What we need from you
A human. A fact. A reason this is news.
- MW, MWh, a site, or a offtake partner.
- A developer or operator who can speak.
- Interconnection or commercial status you can say accurately.
The grid job
What the software or hardware actually controls.
The offtake
A corporate or utility buyer a reporter can call.
In one sentence
You buy journalist links. We have 90 days.
Miss the floor, and you don’t pay for hope.
Energy
Bring the brief. We will tell you if it files.
Twenty minutes. White-label report. Your client never needs to know we exist. If we shouldn’t take the work, we say so.
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