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Vincent Gabrielle

Vincent Gabrielle

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Reporter, CT Insider

Albany

Biography

Vincent Gabrielle used to be paid to hike into abandoned farmsteads to inspect distribution lines in the mountains of California. He graduated with a Masters in Immunology and Microbial Disease from Albany Medical College where he researched STING (not the musician, the immunoreceptor). By chance, he became a social media organizer for The March for Science San Francisco. He has a Masters in Science Journalism from Boston University. As a freelance journalist he covered health, environmental and unusual stories. He did the same for the Knoxville News Sentinel during the COVID-19 pandemic covering health, health policy and pandemic issues where his coverage won local press awards. As the pandemic attenuated he switched back into his old mode joining fish-watching snorkelers in Appalachian mountain streams, diving into Manhattan Project environmental contamination issues and investigating shadowy cryptocurrency mining companies in the hills of East Tennessee.

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Science , Health , Games , Environment , Labor

Doesn’t Cover

anything that doesn't deal with the luxury market

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Total articles 3780

  • NYISO's Firm Fuel Proposal Criticized by Market Monitor

    By Vincent Gabrielle Verified| RTO Insider Verified Looking to read the full article?

    By Vincent Gabrielle Verified · RTO Insider

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • NYISO Reaffirms Need for NYC Peakers in Summer

    By Vincent Gabrielle Verified| rtowww.com@ NYISO continues to find a reliability need for New York City this summer and two peaker plants in the city should be allowed to continue operations into 2027 if necessary, according to sensitivity results for the first-quarter Short Term Assessment of Reliability (STAR), presented April 7 to the Transmission Planning Advisory Subcommittee.

    By Vincent Gabrielle Verified · rtowww.com

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • NYISO Reaffirms Need for NYC Peakers in Summer

    By Vincent Gabrielle Verified, Tom Kleckner, James Downing Verified, Amanda Durish Cook Verified| RTO Insider Verified Looking to read the full article?

    By Vincent Gabrielle Verified, Tom Kleckner, James Downing Verified, Amanda Durish Cook Verified · RTO Insider

    Apr. 09, 2025

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CT Insider

Norwalk, Connecticut, United States

'+1 203-330-6245