Putin’s ‘energy weapon’ will kill more in Europe this winter than have died in the war
New analysis concludes current cost of energy will likely lead to an extra 147,000 deaths.
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Biden says climate efforts ‘more urgent than ever’ at COP27 summit
US President says Russia’s invasion of Ukraine reinforces need to phase out fossil fuels.
War-triggered gas boom threatens world climate goal
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Backup power used at Ukraine nuclear site to fend off crisis
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Ardern hints at progress in Latin America trade deal
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Diana Clement: Gaming your power bill
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Christopher Niesche: The downside to Victoria premier's green power plan
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Eight people in hospital and several unaccounted for after the incident in Creeslough.
Fonterra moves to next stage of green electricity storage trial
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Ukraine hopes to restart Europe's largest nuclear plant
Damaged Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant was shut down due to radiation fears.
'Deliberate actions': Footage of Russian gas pipeline leaks after explosions
Methane being released by the explosions will have a large environmental impact.
Why thousands of Aucklanders are suddenly $303 richer
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Germany closes long energy chapter with Russia by turning on Rosneft
The seizing of oil giant's assets another sign of Berlin's U-turn on policy with Moscow.
Mercury NZ commits to $115m wind farm near Gore
Biggest wind power generator wants more renewable generation up and running.
Christchurch Airport chief stepping down, gets new Auckland job
Airport chief taking up new role at energy company's Auckland HQ.
New UK leader faces energy crisis, ailing economy
New PM selected by less than 0.5 per cent of British adults is under pressure for results.
$132m deal proposed for 51 Z Energy stations in NZ
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