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Phoebe Skok

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Covers:  Solar, energy storage, grid modernization and resilience, green hydrogen, domestic and international climate policy
Doesn't Cover: Nuclear, wind

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Phoebe Skok’s Biography

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Hello! I'm a freelance climate journalist and science writer. I currently focus on grid, solar, and storage stories from a markets and policy angle, but I'm also interested in emerging climate tech and national and international climate policy. The more nitty-gritty details, the better.

Previously, I served as the Reporting Fellow at Latitude Media, a B2B media organization covering emergent clean technologies and the frontiers of the clean energy transition. I hold a master's in climate scien…

Phoebe Skok’s Journalist Portfolio

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UC San Diego, University of Haifa Studying Climate Change Over Last Millenium Along Israel's Coas...

UC San Diego, University of Haifa Studying Climate Change Over Last Millenium Along Israel's Coas...

Distinguished Professor Thomas E. Levy's 40-year-plus career has been shaped by what he calls archaeo-diploma…

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Development of solar fuels that could transform chemical industry

Development of solar fuels that could transform chemical industry

The Liquid Solar Alliance looks to reimagine the chemical industry by coupling electricity from solar energy …

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Texas, the 'Wild West' of grid services, lands a new VPA

Texas, the 'Wild West' of grid services, lands a new VPA

A new virtual power plant power purchase agreement program offered by Solrite and Sonnen may reinforce the Te…

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A visual history of COP | DG+

A visual history of COP | DG+

This visual timeline takes readers through the last 30 years of COP conferences and global climate policy.

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Researchers tap robots for the dirty, dull and dangerous

Researchers tap robots for the dirty, dull and dangerous

UC San Diego researchers use robots and 3D reconstruction to automate the construction industry.

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Turning RFID tags into scalable passive sensors

Turning RFID tags into scalable passive sensors

Researchers from UC San Diego have used low-cost RFID tags to develop analog passive sensors that do not requ…

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Articles

Et si le sport changeait les règles du jeu pour la biodiversité ?

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By Phoebe Skok
| Reporters d'Espoirs
Randonnée, ski, trail : des millions de personnes pratiquent ces sports chaque année, souvent au cœur d’écosystèmes sensibles. À première vue, ces activités semblent sans conséquence, mais elles s’inscrivent dans des milieux vivants complexes où la présence humaine peut influencer, parfois de manière discrète mais durable, la faune et les équilibres naturels.
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Court blocks “de facto moratorium” on federal solar permitting

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By Ryan Kennedy Verified, Phoebe Skok, Lior Kahana
| campaign-archive.com
Upcoming pv magazine Webinar On May 11, join pv magazine and FM to learn why recovery – not damage – is becoming the biggest risk in power systems, and how smarter planning can reduce downtime and boost resilience.
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Distributed solar’s last mile problem

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By Phoebe Skok
| pv magazine USA Verified
Getting a solar project to pencil in 2026 is one thing. Bringing it online is another. A growing number of technically and economically viable solar and storage projects are wavering or falling before they can be brought online, as tightening federal requirements from last year’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) constrain what’s already a complex development landscape.
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How is social media changing news?

Attention spans are getting shorter - everything has to be snappier in order to get a bite.

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

Via email - I don't mind in-depth pitches, as long as they connect news item to a broader context. No phone calls or texts, please.

When's the best time to pitch you?

Morning! I currently start work at 8 am PT, so between 6 - 9 am is ideal.
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