Jenny Strasburg

Jenny Strasburg is a Senior Correspondent at The Wall Street Journal, currently based in London, England.1 She specializes in reporting on energy transition, oil & gas, and climate issues, with a focus on decarbonization strategies, investor activism, and geopolitics related to energy and national security.1

Strasburg has been with The Wall Street Journal since February 2008, holding various positions.1 Her current role, which she has held since February 2022, involves covering energy transition, oil & gas, and climate topics as part of the Global Energy & Climate team.1 She has particular interests in BP and Shell in the U.K., as well as influential and innovative energy companies across Europe and EMEA.1

Prior to her current position, Strasburg covered vaccines, COVID-19 response, and cyber crime/security/intelligence from March 2020 to February 2022.1 She has also reported on banks, trading, and financial regulation in London from 2013 to 2020.1

Before joining The Wall Street Journal, Strasburg worked as a hedge fund reporter for Bloomberg News and held reporting positions at the San Francisco Chronicle, Corpus Christi Caller-Times, and San Angelo Standard-Times.1 She completed a Knight-Bagehot Fellowship in Economics and Business Journalism at Columbia University from 2005 to 2006.1

Strasburg's Twitter handle is @jennystrasburg, where she describes herself as a WSJ reporter in the UK covering Oil+Gas/Energy Transition/Finance.2