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Genesis net profit leaps past $70m in volatile environment.
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One of NZ’s largest solar farms on hold after tiny village fights back
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Genesis beefs up coal supply to avoid another power price spike
Genesis Energy has bolstered its coal supply to avoid another power shortage.
Nearly $19m paid out in energy bill support last year, average grant high
The Government's planned reforms are unlikely to offer short-term relief.
Genesis Energy's plan to reduce coal dependency
Genesis has taken another step towards reducing its reliance on coal for Huntly.
Market close: Manawa Energy shares sink on merger uncertainty
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Z-backed EV supercharging start-up fuels $17m investment
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Oil giant BP cuts thousands of jobs to slash costs
With about 90,000 staff worldwide, BP indicated more jobs could be cut.
US bans imports from dozens of Chinese firms over 'forced labour'
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The rise of nuclear-powered batteries
Financial Times: Companies vie to create small plants for data centres to oil platforms.
Pylon collapse shows need for upgrade of Northland's electricity network
Plans to boost Northland's power network after pylon collapse.
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Honoured: Transpower chair Keith Turner
"When it doesn’t perform, everybody notices. When it does perform, nobody notices.”
Claire Trevett: Politician of the Year 2024 - Why King of the Roads Simeon Brown beats the rest
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New rule could see your KiwiSaver build the next harbour bridge
The finance industry also wants to make it easier for firms to list on the stock exchange.
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Greymouth Petroleum confirms strong gas flows from well
Greymouth Petroleum says gas is flowing strongly from its new well in Taranaki.
SolarZero collapse: Can the industry survive?
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Green hydrogen could decarbonise entire industries in NZ
The world uses about 100 megatonnes of hydrogen per year.
SolarZero collapse: Willis’ three questions, NZGIF takes dig at BlackRock
A fact-finding session has only thrown up more questions from ministers.
Angry tradies want to rip SolarZero panels off roofs
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Simon Bridges: We must act now to fix our broken energy sector
OPINION: To put it simply, the sector is broken, with weak competition.
SolarZero collapse: Liquidators’ first report reveals more than $40 million owed
There are 700 creditors including staff.
Free service launched in Wairoa to help families cut power bills
EnergyMate coaches visit homes, offering tips for drier, healthier, energy-efficient homes