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Maz Plechinger, born 1982, is a trained reporter from the Danish School of Journalism and has addpolitical history and foreign poliltics at San Francisco State University. Before joining EnergyWatch, he had nine years of experience from Jyllands-Posten, where he wrote to most of the newspaper’s sections, including Erhverv & Økonomi (“Business & Economics”) and Indblik.
Viktor Brandt Kærgaard, born 1987, is a trained reporter from the Danish School of Journalism in Aarhus. Viktor was trained at Watch Medier for one year, first at MedWatch and then at FinansWatch, followed by a half year's training at the Danish daily Børsen. Since then he has been a freelancer at Watch Medier.
Ole Andersen, born 1960, is a trained reporter from the Danish School of Media and Journalism. For more than 20 years he worked for the newspapers Børsen and Berlingske. Here, he e.g. covered a number of major Danish companies and a number of business political conditions. Among other things he has previously worked as a reporter in the Danish Parliament and as EU correspondent. Before joining EnergyWatch, Ole worked at our sister site ShippingWatch.
Mathias Julius Falkengaard, born 1992, is a trained reporter from the University of Southern Denmark. Mathias was trained at the Danish newspaper Fyens Stiftstidende. Mathias has furthermore studied several classes at Copenhagen Buisness School.
Daniel Frank Christensen, born 1982 in Washington State, holds an M.A. in philosophy & theory of science as well as cultural studies from Roskilde University, where he focused on political philosophy and postcolonial studies. He was employed at the university as a student assistant, has worked as a freelance translator for several years and has also been employed at EnergyWatch’s sister site, AMWatch.