About
Email: ketan.joshi85@gmail.com
Hello! I’m a freelance analyst / writer, based in Oslo, Norway. I work with a range of climate and energy groups to advocate for, analyse and report on major issues in this space. I’m focused on Europe, the US and Australia, and I’m currently writing a lot about fossil fuel extraction, data centre growth and greenwashing / climate delay.
I’m always up for work: please get in touch and we can chat. You can find information about my business details (self-employed, based in Norway) here.
I currently write for outlets like Crikey and RenewEconomy, and have previously contributed to outlets like Foreign Policy, The New Republic, The Age and the Guardian.
For all of my work, I don’t use generative tools for text, images or videos, or as a reference point or for knowledge retrieval, due to the stack of ethical, environmental and inaccuracy issues that plague them.
I contribute to The Australia Institute as a Senior Research Associate, alongside working with various Europe-based NGOs, contributing to and sharing their analytical work on climate and energy.
I am a committee member for Comms Declare, a brilliant organisation that is fighting hard to ensure PR and marketing aren’t used to worsen the climate crisis or expand fossil fuels.
I worked for six years at a wind farm company in Australia (first in operations and data analysis, and then in communications and advocacy), then at a government renewable energy agency. After that I worked as a freelance writer, and then for a year at Australia’s government science agency in communications, focusing on data science.
I wrote a book in 2021, about the politics, data and social issues around Australia’s energy transition, with the University of New South Wales press. I have published a few pieces of academic work, which you can find here. After moving to Norway in 2019, I finished the book, and then in 2022 I joined a global network of climate change communicators, working on corporate accountability issues until early 2025, when I switched back to freelance writing.
Here’s where to find me
Ketan Joshi 