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Airline's vision to have carbon zero planes on regional network by 2030.
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Genesis Energy annual results FY21
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Renewables giant urges Govt to recognise need for gas
Electricity giant promotes its 100% renewable credentials, but warns of need for gas.
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Contact lifts profit by 24%, makes a case for 'ThermalCo'
Contact Energy put in a solid earnings result for the 2021 year,
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Contact lifted its earnings by 24 per cent and wants NZ's thermal assets to consolidate.
Lake Onslow project 'kneecapping' a solution to power problem
The Government's plans for energy may be contributing to the problems seen on Monday.
Focus: Energy Minister gives updates on power outage
Energy Minister Megan Woods is asked for any updates on Monday night's power outage. Video / Mark Mitchell
Power cuts: Mercury, Genesis offering credit
Those who went without electricity have a legal right to compensation.
Power outages: No time 'to turn Huntly turbines on', former Genesis boss says
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Jacinda Ardern's first instinct was damage control to get ahead of public outrage.
Live: Govt blames power companies' 'commercial decisions' for outages
Not acceptable for Kiwis to be without power on coldest night of year: Woods.
Energy Minister rules out subsidy to keep Refining NZ going
Refinery shareholders vote for proposed import-only fuel terminal.
Z Energy sets aggressive non-fuel growth targets
Fuel retailer moves to counter declining tobacco sales, transition to low carbon energy.
Genesis and Tilt partner in new 75MW Northland wind farm
Genesis says Northland wind farm another step towards more renewable generation.
Genesis loses $53m carbon dispute
Board of energy company seeks review after "unexpected" loss over Kupe emission liability.
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Contact Energy links loans to sustainable performance
Contact Energy now has all its loans in a sustainable finance portfolio.
Hamish Rutherford: Why Energy Minister Megan Woods should be worried
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NZ importing record amount of coal
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Southland could have 'world's largest hydrogen plant'
Gentailers seeking market for southern electricity if Tiwai Point smelter closes.
Former Contact CEO appointed to Mercury board
Former Contact CEO Dennis Barnes has been appointed to the Mercury board.
Energy Minister to seek advice about splitting powers from Electricity Authority
Woods' response to disgruntled retailer hinted regulatory split could be considered.
Climate change: NZ imported more than million tonnes of 'dirty' coal
Coal imports from Indonesia in 2020 was 1.084 million tonnes, just over one billion kg.
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Two new biomass boilers have been installed to replace the current coal-fired boilers.
Green hydrogen: NZ scientists edge closer to climate-friendly fuel
Major project to make green hydrogen part of NZ's clean energy future gets a $9m boost.