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Michael Mazengarb
Michael Mazengarb is a Sydney-based reporter with RenewEconomy, writing on climate change, clean energy, electric vehicles and politics. Before joining RenewEconomy, Michael worked in climate and energy policy for more than a decade.
Renewables
World’s biggest power producer buys $750 million wind project in NSW
French multi-national Engie ramps up push into Australia’s clean energy sector, acquiring development rights to the $750m Hills of Gold wind project.
Michael Mazengarb
Oct 30, 2020
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Coal
Has Joel Fitzgibbon locked Labor into a ‘go slow’ switch to renewable energy?
Labor’s Joel Fitzgibbon forced the party into saying nice things about coal and gas projects – but has he locked Labor onto a ‘go slow’ path for renewables?
Michael Mazengarb
Oct 30, 2020
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Hydrogen Fuel Cell
BOC to supply solar-fuelled electrolysers for Fortescue’s hydrogen bus fleet
BOC to build solar-powered hydrogen production and refuelling facilities at Fortescue’s Christmas Creek mine, for fuel-cell buses that transport workers.
Michael Mazengarb
Oct 30, 2020
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Policy & Planning
Foreign minister refuses to ‘welcome’ zero carbon pledges, as Australia goes it alone
Australia’s foreign minister refuses to ‘welcome’ zero carbon pledges from Japan and South Korea, says Australia will not be influenced by other countries on carbon targets.
Michael Mazengarb
Oct 29, 2020
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Policy & Planning
Federal ministers urge boycott of major bank proposing climate risk in lending decisions
ANZ evokes a frenzied response from Coalition ministers for suggesting its largest customers should probably start preparing for a transition to zero emissions.
Michael Mazengarb
Oct 29, 2020
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Governments
UNSW ‘green’ thin-film solar researcher awarded PM’s prize for science
UNSW solar researcher takes out a PM’s prize for science, for work on sustainable thin film solar cells.
Michael Mazengarb
Oct 28, 2020
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Governments
Matt Kean: Conservatives should embrace wind and solar, not fight it
Matt Kean delivers passionate rebuke of claims that his support for climate action and clean energy is inconsistent with conservative politics.
Michael Mazengarb
Oct 28, 2020
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Governments
Australia’s surging industrial emissions are ‘elephant in the room’, Reputex says
Lacklustre climate policies will see Australia’s industrial emissions surge for at least the next decade, analysts Reputex have warned.
Michael Mazengarb
Oct 28, 2020
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Renewables
Community solar developer Komo Energy launches crowd investment offer
Dedicated community solar project developer Komo Energy launches crowd investment offer to grow the pipeline of community owned solar.
Michael Mazengarb
Oct 28, 2020
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Policy & Planning
Australian company fined for importing potent greenhouse gas, 1000s times worse than CO2
Australian company fined $500,000 for illegally importing a synthetic greenhouse gas that is thousands of times worse than carbon dioxide in its contribution to global warming.
Michael Mazengarb
Oct 27, 2020
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