Oliver Gordon is an award-winning freelance journalist and photographer currently based in London. He specialises in longform, image-led feature articles about sustainability in all its guises – human, social, economic or environmental. His reporting is typically on-the-ground, solutions-oriented and human-centred, and has seen him file stories from Europe, Latin America and Africa.
He currently reports on the net-zero transition for the New Statesman-founded trade publication Energy Monitor, and is the lead writer/researcher on a reporting project focused on ‘Just Transitions’ for the Institute of Human Rights & Business. He was formerly the founder & editor-in-chief of Struggles From Below, an online magazine focused on longform solutions journalism.
He has over ten years of experience writing, commissioning and editing across environment, climate, energy, finance, business, culture and global development journalism – for both print and digital.
He has been published in The Guardian, MSN, Struggles From Below Magazine, So It Goes Magazine, Fourth & Main Magazine, Reasons to be Cheerful, The Solutions Journalism Network, Atlas of the Future, Energy Monitor, CityAM, Euromoney, anniversary Magazine, Investment Monitor, Verdict, Power Technology, Offshore Technology, Ship Technology, Just-Food, MEED, Investment Monitor, Uxolo, TXF News, Proximo, EU-China Energy Magazine and Carousel Magazine, and is available for editorial and commercial assignments in the UK and abroad.