J.A. Savage, co-editor, co-publisher, is an award-winning journalist with honors from the National Press Club, the Society of Professional Journalists, the Computer Press Association, and the Electronic Publishers Foundation.  She's been an investigative reporter and editor for over two decades.  She authored two books on energy deregulation and one on Pacific Gas & Elecric's bankruptcy with colleagues.  She covered energy as a columnist for the former San Francisco Examiner.  She's also been a correspondent for the San Francisco Chronicle, the Los Angeles Times, and Dow Jones.

Elizabeth McCarthy, co executive editor, has been a reporter and editor for 15 years, specializing in energy issues since the late 1990s. She has also written extensively on water, the environment, heath care, and business for various organizations and publications, including the World Health Organization, Agence France Presse wire service, and Harvard University's Nieman Reports. She was a staff reporter for the Bureau of National Affairs in Sacramento and was BNA's Irish correspondent, covering myriad issues-from wave action to European Union directives. McCarthy is an attorney and switched to journalism after discovering that reporting on energy issues was more dynamic and enjoyable than briefing them. She focuses on making her coverage of complex policy and legal issues digestible, accurate, and, when possible, entertaining.

William J. Kelly, managing editor. He has written on environmental and energy issues for more than 20 years and was the winner of the Rose Foundation's 2006 Meade Clean Air Prize for his articles on air pollution in LA Weekly in 2006. Kelly is author, with Chip Jacobs, of the forthcoming book "Smogtown," from Overlook Press in New York. His freelance articles have been published in the Los Angeles Times, San Francisco Chronicle, California Journal, LA Weekly, Orange County Weekly, Scientific American, Alternet, and for Environment News Service. Kelly covered national environmental issues in Washington, D.C., for BNA. He also has written and edited books on the environment, including "Home Safe Home" (National Press, Inc., 1989; republished by Avon Books, 1991). After leaving Washington, he spent more than 13 years as press spokesperson and communications manager for the South Coast Air Quality Management District, the smog control agency for greater Los Angeles. There he won the International Association of Business Communicators awards for best media communications program in 1997 and best annual report in 1995. He holds a master's degree in journalism from Columbia University.