Michael Bloch is a web journalist with a focus on politics, economics, and the United States and Middle East regions. He has previously worked for Le Journal du Dimanche and ESJ Lille. Michael's articles cover a wide range of topics including renewable energy, climate action, and the legal industry.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Australia (National)
Michael Bloch's coverage predominantly focuses on local Australian topics, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and press releases related to the environment, energy, and auto sectors. Given this focus, pitches should highlight expertise in these areas within an Australian context.
For instance, experts in environmental policy or renewable energy initiatives specific to Australia could be valuable sources for Michael's articles. Additionally, professionals with insights into equity capital markets as they relate to environmental projects or clean energy initiatives might also capture his interest.
In light of his heavy reliance on government announcements and data citations in his coverage attributes, offering relevant statistics or exclusive details from official reports may increase the appeal of a pitch.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
It's official – an Australian design rule to make new electric vehicles safer will come into play from November 2025.
Western Australia's Derby Regional Hospital is looking forward to much cheaper electricity bills thanks to a newly installed commercial solar power system.
We often hear from Australians lamenting the lack of local solar manufacturing. The Solar Sunshot initiative is aiming to change that.
The CEO of microinverter and energy storage firm Enphase believes the company is beginning to climb out of "the bottom".
The latest AEMO quarterly report published on Tuesday indicates average wholesale electricity prices for the first quarter of this year dropped significantly in most NEM regions.
Chinese inverter and battery storage giant Sungrow says it achieved “unprecedented” revenues and profits last year.
Queensland households looking to secure a generous rebate on a home battery will need to get cracking as the initiative is ending very soon. But be cautious.
A spanner has been thrown into the works of solar panel manufacturer JinkoSolar after a fire at one of its manufacturing facilities.
Many solar owners in New South Wales will soon be subjected to “two-way” tariffs. Find out what that means and how it will work.
Queenslanders will receive a $325 – $1,372 rebate on their electricity bills from July this year. Discover who's getting what, and how the $2.5 billion price tag will be paid for.
(833) 317-6278 
