Michael Mazengarb, Author at Renew Economy

Michael Mazengarb

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Michael Mazengarb is a climate and energy policy analyst with more than 15 years of professional experience, including as a contributor to Renew Economy. He writes at Tempests and Terawatts.

Santos signs off on NT gas project labelled a “carbon emissions factory”
Santos signs off on an NT gas project, set to produce so much emissions, it has been described as a “carbon dioxide factory”.
Michael Mazengarb

Mar 31, 2021

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Surge in new coal mine proposals in NSW triggers fresh calls for coal moratorium
Calls for a moratorium on new coal mines, as a record number of new mine proposals lodged in 2020, despite a global decline in demand for coal.
Michael Mazengarb

Mar 31, 2021

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Policy & Planning

Federal Labor promises to slash taxes for electric vehicles, build community batteries
Federal Labor promises to slash EV taxes and fund community battery roll-out, in some of its first energy policies announced since the 2019 election.
Michael Mazengarb

Mar 30, 2021

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Neoen’s ambitious $636m solar and battery project in NSW gets planning green light
Massive $636 million solar and big battery project overcomes council objections to get green light from NSW planning authorities.
Michael Mazengarb

Mar 30, 2021

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Turnbull picked to chair NSW zero emissions advisory board
Former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull picked to lead key NSW government clean energy advisory board.
Michael Mazengarb

Mar 29, 2021

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Renewables

All-in-one solution tackles carbon capture, green hydrogen and building materials
Queensland researchers demonstrate all-in-one chemical pathways to carbon storage, green hydrogen and construction materials in new research paper.
Michael Mazengarb

Mar 29, 2021

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Batteries and renewables can replace coal and gas for reliable and cheap power, experts say
Business model underpinning coal and gas is collapsing, and the good news is that batteries and renewable energy can step in and keep the grid secure.
Michael Mazengarb

Mar 29, 2021

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Morrison government seeks greater powers to direct taxpayer funds into gas pipelines
Reforms to the NAIF, designed to give the Morrison government a greater ability to channel its $5 billion funds into gas infrastructure, pass the lower house.
Michael Mazengarb

Mar 26, 2021

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Renewables

Australian solar thermal tech selected for US-funded demonstration project
Australian developed solar thermal technology selected for a $33 million, US government funded, demonstration project in New Mexico.
Michael Mazengarb

Mar 26, 2021

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Taylor requests yet another review of future grid needs, to deal with “intermittents”
The Morrison government instigates yet another inquiry into the energy system, and it has already backed coal and sidelined renewables before it even started.
Michael Mazengarb

Mar 25, 2021

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Policy & Planning

Bowen pitches Labor’s new gas-friendly climate platform, and an end to “toxic politics”
Chris Bowen tells forum in Canberra that Labor is the only one capable of taking Australia to zero net emissions, and sees important role for gas.
Michael Mazengarb

Mar 25, 2021

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Policy & Planning

Angus Taylor has never asked Climate Change Authority to model zero carbon pathway
Climate Change Authority tells inquiry that it has not been asked to model a zero emissions pathway for Australia.
Michael Mazengarb

Mar 24, 2021

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