Jamie Stewart
About Jamie Stewart
Jamie Stewart is the Managing Editor for Energy at ICIS, where he leads a team of 50 editorial professionals focusing on global energy transition topics. He has extensive experience in journalism, particularly in the construction sector and energy markets, and holds an MA in Journalism from Brunel University London.
Current Role at ICIS
Jamie Stewart serves as the Managing Editor for Energy at ICIS, a position he has held since 2018. In this role, he leads a team of 50 editorial professionals focused on generating content and insights related to the global energy transition. Stewart is responsible for overseeing ICIS' coverage of energy news, analysis, price assessments, and indices. His expertise includes the European gas, power, and hydrogen markets, ensuring that the organization provides comprehensive and timely information to its audience.
Previous Experience in Journalism
Prior to his current role, Stewart worked at ICIS in various capacities. He was a Market Reporter from 2009 to 2014 and then served as Editor for ICIS Energy from 2014 to 2018. Before joining ICIS, he worked as a Senior Reporter at ITP's Arabian Business for one year in 2008-2009. His background includes writing about the construction sector while living in the Middle East, which has contributed to his diverse experience in journalism.
Education and Expertise
Jamie Stewart holds a Master of Arts in Journalism from Brunel University London, which he completed from 2007 to 2008. He also earned a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies with Professional Writing from Sheffield Hallam University, studying from 1997 to 2000. His academic background has equipped him with a strong foundation in journalism, focusing on the intersection of free speech and economic development.
Personal Interests and Activities
In addition to his professional commitments, Stewart balances his career with family life as a dedicated father to his daughter. He has a personal interest in running and has completed marathons, although he has not yet achieved a time under 3.5 hours. Stewart enjoys running along the south bank of the River Thames in London during sunrise, which reflects his appreciation for both fitness and the city's landscape.