Clifford Krauss is a veteran American journalist specializing in energy reporting, with extensive coverage of the oil and gas industry, renewable energy transitions, and related geopolitical issues. He serves as a correspondent for The New York Times, where he focuses on the energy sector amid global warming challenges. Previously, he reported for The Wall Street Journal. Krauss has appeared on C-SPAN networks, including journalists' roundtables in 1992 and 1993, hosted by Brian Lamb. His work also includes freelance contributions, such as a 2024 article for The Washington Post critiquing U.S. Middle East policy. Known for expertise in energy markets, Krauss has reported on influential figures in the sector, including Lynn Schusterman. His reporting spans decades, reflecting deep institutional knowledge of energy policy and industry dynamics. He maintains an active profile on platforms like Muck Rack, listing him as a freelance journalist with contact details for professional outreach. No public records of legal issues, financial disclosures, or personal controversies were identified in available sources.