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Prime Minister launches Ara Ake
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Dr Megan Woods were in Taranaki for the event.
Gavin Evans: Power companies prepare for life after Tiwai
It's a challenge for investors as well as power generators.
Michael Cullen: Collins leads a reality TV show party - here's what's facing NZ
The task now is to look to the future, not to mourn inevitable closure.
Marsden Point restructure could cost hundreds of jobs
Structural review could lead to refinery converted into import terminal, costing jobs.
'Shattering impact': Southland to take huge hit from smelter closure
The Southland economy is set to take a major hit.
Brian Fallow: Tiwai closure sad news - and an opportunity for the environment
Power from Manapouri is much too valuable just to be frittered away.
Power company shares trade sharply lower on smelter closure plan
New Zealand's power generators were hit hard by Tiwai's closure.
Focus Live: Rio Tinto to close Tiwai Point aluminium smelter in 2021
Finance Minister Grant Robertson said there were problems in the aluminium market. "As a sector, it has had its troubles." Rio Tinto was having discussions around the world with Governments.
Smelter closure: 'A blow for the people of Southland' - Robertson
This comes after a strategic review of the business.
Closing Tiwai Pt could push up power prices for everyone - Contact
Shifting excess power north means transmission charges could climb.
Delays to new Taranaki energy centre rile critics
The National New Energy Development Centre in Taranaki has been bogged down with red tape.
Transpower: What Covid-19 means for the grid
Power boss says Covid crisis gives opportunity to confront the next one - climate change.
Pattrick Smellie: Marsden Pt refinery on borrowed time
New Zealand's only oil refinery is now on borrowed time.
Revealed: Consumer NZ report ranks power companies from best to worst
A look at the winners and losers in the energy sector.
Austrian oil giant cashes in on sale of Taranaki site
OMV has earned $57.4 million from its decision to sell out of the Maari oil field.
A petition is set to continue the delay of a Hawke's Bay wind farm that has been in proposal for 13 years
The petition was started by Maria Rahui and has 374 signatures against the wind farm.
NZ's largest wind farm is lying unassembled in storage in Hawke's Bay
Huge parts have been stored at sites in Whakatu and Onekawa over the past few months.
Sir Stephen Tindall: My big idea to kick-start the New Zealand economy
A green data centre industry would unlock new infrastructure and create jobs.
How Otago residents will pay for Aurora Energy's mistakes
Otago households will likely be forced to pay 18% more on their electricity bills.
What Z Energy's doing to get a break from lenders
Nation's biggest fuel retailer says capital will also fortify it for coming year.
Z Energy suffers $88 million loss, announces $350m capital raise
The loss compares to a $186 million profit in the prior financial year.
Liam Dann: Why oil crashed ... and why petrol prices haven't
Last week's oil crash was a history-making twist in a time of already epic events.
Investors eye historic negative oil prices, move to Level 3
Storage near full as global demand for crude oil dries up amid Covid 19 pandemic.
Mercury trims earnings guidance on declining storage, power demand
National electricity demand has fallen about 15 per cent since the lock-down began.
Scammers exploit pandemic, businesses warned to be vigilant
Mercury reveals an easy way to catch out the scammers.
Power bill cuts for Napier, Hastings, Rotorua and Taupō
Electricity price drop for Unison Network. Made with funding by NZ On Air.
Liam Dann: How big is this global economic shock? How long will recovery take?
The word "unprecedented" isn't strong enough, writes Liam Dann.
Liam Dann: Why supermarkets aren't the scariest markets right now
Food supply is causing unnecessary panic but credit markets are a more serious concern.
Analysis: Only way is down for petrol as oil slump deepens
Crude oil prices have slumped again as Saudis dig in for showdown with Russia.
Let the sunshine in: School roof collects rays with new solar panels
Locals use rent-to-buy scheme to harness power in a more sustainable way.
Liam Dann: Coronavirus crash exposes ugly politics of oil
Saudi Arabian politics may have collided with coronavirus shock to form a perfect storm.
Liam Dann: Oil crash could be coronavirus GFC moment
A high stakes showdown between Russia and Saudi Arabia has rattled already weak markets