Background and Format: Launched in 1993, ICIS (Independent Chemical Information Service) Energy, also known as ICIS Heren, is a website overseen by Reed Business Information Ltd and aimed at professionals who work in the energy commodity industry. Covers crude & refined products, gas, liquefied natural gas, power, renewable energy, carbon, market analytics, market intelligence solutions, insight, impact analysis reports, price forecasting and data. For more information about advertising rates, the team can be reached here. Monthly Unique Users:  The publisher does not disclose the number  

Geared toward professionals who deal with energy issues. Examines the business and political issues surrounding the energy industry. Coverage includes deepwater and arctic drilling, emerging fossil energy sources, technology development, energy infrastructure, regulatory and legislative issues, global energy supply and more.

Environment & Energy Daily is an e-newsletter covering everything from federal agency appropriations to comprehensive energy legislation. It serves as a place insiders go to track environmental and energy issues in Congress. It provides the most comprehensive, objective, original coverage of Congress, from clean air legislation to public lands policy. E&E Daily is published daily except during extended congressional recesses. Each day's edition is posted on their Web site by 7:30 a.m. EST. E-mail "alerts" are sent to readers when each issue is ready and also when there is major breaking news. The Monday edition is designed to let readers know what is on tap that week with an preview of all the pending action, from floor votes to committee markups to behind-the-scenes negotiations. The electronic editions the rest of the week keep readers on top of all the emerging political strategies and what happened at the hearings, markups, floor votes and during late-night action. Does NOT accept bylined article submissions.

The Energy News Network is a nonprofit news site dedicated to keeping influencers, policymakers and citizens informed of the important changes taking place in the transition to a clean energy system. Launched in 2010 as Midwest Energy News, the Energy News Network now offers four regional services. Southeast Energy News began in 2015, and Western (formerly Southwest) and Northeast Energy News were added in 2018.