Jocelyn Timperley

Climate and energy journalist

Jocelyn holds an undergraduate masters in environmental chemistry from the University of Edinburgh and a science journalism MA from City University London. She previously worked at BusinessGreen covering low carbon policy and the green economy. Jocelyn was Carbon Brief’s policy writer from 2017-2019.

Latest by Jocelyn Timperley

Media reaction: The UK’s record-breaking winter heat in 2019

27.02.2019

Extreme weather

Renewable hydrogen ‘already cost competitive’, say researchers

25.02.2019

Energy

UK homes ‘shockingly unprepared’ for climate change, says CCC

21.02.2019

Buildings

IEA: Clean energy transition makes reforms ‘inescapable’ for oil states

25.10.2018

Emissions

The Carbon Brief Profile: South Africa

15.10.2018

Coal

UK homes need ‘deep efficiency retrofit’ to meet climate goals

11.10.2018

Buildings

IEA: Bioenergy to lead growth in renewables over next five years

08.10.2018

Energy

Q&A: Why cement emissions matter for climate change

13.09.2018

Emissions

Bangkok climate talks: key outcomes on the Paris Agreement ‘rulebook’

10.09.2018

Policy

Coastal flooding in Europe ‘could cost up to €1 trillion per year’ by 2100

13.08.2018

Adaptation

Six charts show mixed progress for UK renewables

30.07.2018

Coal

In-depth: How the UK plans to adapt to climate change

26.07.2018

Drought

IEA: Renewables investment in India topped fossil fuels for first time in 2017

17.07.2018

Coal

In-depth: UK can go low-carbon ‘at no extra cost’, say infrastructure advisors

10.07.2018

Drought

‘Worrying trend’ in UK emission cuts beyond power and waste, says CCC

28.06.2018

Emissions