Reporter-experts in the coverage of energy will be featured at a July 13 SABEW investigative reporting workshop at the Oklahoman in Oklahoma City.

Brian Grow of Reuters, Margot Habiby of Bloomberg, Angel Gonzalez of Dow Jones and Elizabeth Souder of The Dallas Morning News will be featured at the one-day “Drilling Deep” workshop, sponsored by SABEW with special funding from the Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation.

The all-day program is free for SABEW members. Non-members pay $35, for which they will receive a one-year individual SABEW membership valued at $55. Lunch will be provided by The Oklahoman.

Please go to www.sabew.org for schedule and registration details.

The program, which starts at 8 a.m., will focus on what it takes to produce a successful investigative endeavor from start to finish — with an emphasis on coverage of the energy industry — from several top performers in this field.

“Energy remains one of the biggest stories out there. New exploration with oil sands, controversial natural gas exploration and manipulation in the markets are top business stories,” said Marty Steffens, workshop coordinator, who serves as the SABEW chair at the University of Missouri. “Energy touches every business — and is a major consumer story, too. We are bringing in top reporters to share their wisdom on how to do top-shelf in-depth and investigative reporting.”

The workshop will be one of four to be conducted this year through a SABEW grant from the Ethics and Ethics in Journalism Foundation. The foundation, based in Oklahoma City, made a $25,000 award as part of a series of grants to 19 journalism organizations nationwide.

A similar workshop will be held in Toronto July 19.

Details can also be found at www.sabew.org.