Donate
Sign Up
Search
Renewables
Solar
Wind
Wave
Biomass
Geothermal
Solar
Rooftop PV
Utility PV
Solar Thermal
Policy & Planning
Storage
Battery
Pumped Hydro
Solar Thermal
Hydrogen
Electric Vehicles
Electric Cars
Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Podcasts
Energy Insiders
Solar Insiders
The Driven
SwitchedOn Australia
Videos
Webinars
Charts
Explainers
Markets
Utilities
Press Releases
Australian EV Market Report
SwitchedOn
The Driven
One Step Off The Grid
Search
Search
Search
Wednesday, April 24, 2024
Donate
Subscribe
Donate
Sign Up
Search
Renewables
Solar
Wind
Wave
Biomass
Geothermal
Solar
Rooftop PV
Utility PV
Solar Thermal
Policy & Planning
Storage
Battery
Pumped Hydro
Solar Thermal
Hydrogen
Electric Vehicles
Electric Cars
Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Podcasts
Energy Insiders
Solar Insiders
The Driven
SwitchedOn Australia
Videos
Webinars
Charts
Explainers
Markets
Utilities
Press Releases
Australian EV Market Report
SwitchedOn
The Driven
One Step Off The Grid
Home
Wind
Solar
Storage
Electrification
Commentary
Podcasts
Maps
Big Battery Storage
Large Scale Wind Farms
Offshore Wind Farms
Large Scale Solar Farm
Pumped Hydro
All
SwitchedOn
The Driven
One Step Off The Grid
Donate
Sign Up
Search
Renewables
Solar
Wind
Wave
Biomass
Geothermal
Solar
Rooftop PV
Utility PV
Solar Thermal
Policy & Planning
Storage
Battery
Pumped Hydro
Solar Thermal
Hydrogen
Electric Vehicles
Electric Cars
Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Podcasts
Energy Insiders
Solar Insiders
The Driven
SwitchedOn Australia
Videos
Webinars
Charts
Explainers
Markets
Utilities
Press Releases
Australian EV Market Report
SwitchedOn
The Driven
One Step Off The Grid
Wednesday, April 24, 2024
Search
Search
Search
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.
Governments
Why the best solar tariffs are not always best option for solar households
Queensland Competition Authority urges solar households to compare electricity retailers, saying the best feed-in tariffs may not lead to the lowest bills.
Michael Mazengarb
Oct 27, 2020
0
Institutions
Clean energy investors slam AEMC’s proposed network access reforms
Clean energy investors slam rule-maker’s “perverse” changes to network access, saying they will result in delays, cancelled projects and higher costs.
Michael Mazengarb
Oct 26, 2020
0
Governments
Adelaide hydrogen plant secures deal to supply “steel city” Whyalla
Adelaide’s Tonsley Hydrogen Park locks in a deal to supply steel hub Whyalla with zero emissions hydrogen, with first production about to start.
Michael Mazengarb
Oct 26, 2020
0
Markets
New Energy Solar to exit Australian solar market after strategic review
ASX-listed New Energy Solar set to offload its Australian portfolio, after strategic review finds better value to be found in US-based solar assets.
Michael Mazengarb
Oct 26, 2020
0
Renewables
GE starts testing world’s biggest 13MW offshore wind turbine
GE unveils its largest wind turbine prototype yet, a 13MW behemoth that stands 248 metres tall and destined for use in offshore wind farms.
Michael Mazengarb
Oct 23, 2020
0
Governments
Solar plus storage better than grid connection for remote households
Dozens of WA households taken off the grid and given stand alone solar and storage power systems, cutting costs and improving reliability.
Michael Mazengarb
Oct 23, 2020
0
Governments
Huge $50bn Pilbara green hydrogen hub granted major project status
Massive 26GW Asian Renewable Energy Hub granted ‘major project status’ by the federal government, to fast-track approvals process.
Michael Mazengarb
Oct 23, 2020
0
Governments
NSW networks encouraged to install microgrids, standalone power, in regions
IPART recommends new standards to support use of microgrids and standalone power systems, when cheaper and more reliable than a connection to the main grid.
Michael Mazengarb
Oct 22, 2020
0
Governments
Japan, Australia’s biggest coal and gas customer, to adopt 2050 zero emissions target
Australia’s largest buyer of gas and coal, Japan, set to announce a commitment to zero emissions by 2050.
Michael Mazengarb
Oct 22, 2020
0
Policy & Planning
Queensland farmers to be paid “reef credits” to reduce coral-killing pollutants
HSBC and the Queensland Government become the first buyers of ‘reef credits’, under a new scheme to limit pollution flowing into the Great Barrier Reef.
Michael Mazengarb
Oct 22, 2020
0
Get up to 3 quotes from pre-vetted solar (and battery) installers.
Postcode