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Tiwai Point smelter clean-up cost rising
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Local Focus: Concerns power lines won't handle demand spike from electric vehicles
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'Are prices too high?' Energy Minister Megan Woods puts market on notice
Megan Woods questions state of electricity prices amid hydro and gas shortage.
Hamish Rutherford: In praise of independent directors
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Iwi unhappy at 'lack of consultation' over power project
A Northland farming trust plans to generate 3 megawatts of hydro-electric power.
Cameron Burrows: We're in the right place to face our climate-change challenge
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Hydrogen: The ultimate green fuel, or industry hype?
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Vector shelves planned power outages after complaints
Planned power outages postponed following a number of complaints,
Castle Hill could become country's largest windfarm, creating 200 jobs
Project would build up to 286 turbines at Castle Hill, southeast of Eketahuna, Wairarapa.
Genesis to put coal fired power generation on standby
Genesis will bring one of its coal-fired units out of storage due to low lake levels.
Climate report: Renewable, but not quite clean
Climate report could pose awkward questions for New Zealand's newest power station.
Government 'left blind' on Tiwai Point
Minister commissions clean-up study, casting doubt on Rio Tinto's own assessments.
Commission hints at dropping renewable electricity goal
Commission's report hints at dropping renewable target for sake of wider climate goals.
Used EVs cheaper over long-term than new petrol cars - study
Used EVs would be cheaper to run over 12 years than even new petrol cars, NZ study finds.
Power company slaps retiree with $600 bill
Homeowner heard nothing about the dodgy meter until a fat bill was sent her way.
UK electricity retailers plans NZ launch
Former Powershop boss Ari Sargent to lead Octopus Energy's entry to New Zealand market.
$700m data centre for Southland: Backers welcome Tiwai turnaround
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One of NZ's biggest carbon emitters on a mission to change
The story behind the uphill battle for one NZ's major power providers.
Meridian Energy on the future of NZ's $7b clean, green electricity
Opinion: 'We are not perfect, and we make the odd slip up.'
Luke Blincoe: Why Meridian's clean power claim comes up dirty
Opinion: 'Maybe it's time for some self-reflection on your summer break?'
Who's signing up to Mercury's EV subscription cars
The $2800-a-month Tesla met some resistance while other cars were popular.
$700m data centre for Southland: Proposal could hinge on an age-old question
$700m project could take up the slack from Manapouri after Tiwai Point closes.
Trust to face dividend questions
Owner of Marlborough's electricity network suspended payouts amid debt concerns.
Average NZ power bill drops to record low
Surprised? NZ's average annual household power bill one of the lowest in developed world.
Neal Barclay: The promise of hydrogen power could be greater than we think
Opinion: Looking closer at the opportunity at Tiwai Pt stacks the case more in favour.
Marlborough Lines slashes dividend
Blenheim lines and wine company blamed Covid for slashing dividend to consumer trust.
Grapes of Wrath: Court blocks access to minutes amid Marlborough Lines civil action
Is Yealands being propped up by its consumer-trust-owned shareholder?
Two trapped in car under live power lines near Morrinsville
The driver and passenger had to wait half an hour before power could be turned off.
For more green energy, build a better battery
Greater use of solar and wind power depends on finding new ways to store energy.
Police searching for vandals who cut live power lines
High-voltage power lines are being cut by vandals, creating serious safety risks.
Napier waking up to flooding aftermath - 2nd wettest day in 150 years
Schools are closed and power out.