Welcome to Telling Sense, the Jeremy Bowden Ltd website.
I’m a freelance journalist and analyst, serving a variety of clients across the world. My work ranges from editing and features, to in-depth reports and public relations material. I specialise in energy matters, from regulation and economics to markets and production, with a particular recent focus on the energy transition. Over the past ten years, my clients have included a number of the world’s leading companies. I currently write all of Wiley’s Oil and Energy Trends and am a freelance editor at the International Energy Agency.
Before turning freelance, I spent over 15 years in the energy, specialist energy media and utility sectors in a variety of positions in Europe and Asia, including five years at IHS in Singapore as Midstream Manager (Asia), followed by a short spell as IHS-CERA Associate Director, Emerging Markets.
Before IHS, I was employed as Senior Energy Correspondent (Asia) for Dow Jones in Singapore, where work included contributions to the Asian Wall Street Journal. Prior to Dow Jones, I worked at Energy Argus for five years in London and Singapore, where I edited the daily Asia-Pacific refined products news and price report. I also reported for Argus and PH Energy in the early days of the deregulated UK gas market, and before my master’s degree, spent four years involved in cost forecasting at Thames Water.
Qualifications include an M.A. in International Business and Finance from Reading University in the UK, and a degree in Economics.
Examples of my work can be found on this site under the posts section, and also on the published material page – although that needs an update.
Here is a link to my LinkedIn profile:
Aside from writing services, I have provided advice on online and specialist report content, and on sustainability and other energy issues to a number of companies.