Petrol prices set to soar: Are you being taken for a ride?
After dipping at the start of the year fuel prices are heading up.
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Solar panel firm subject of 12 ComCom complaints
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Rising NZ emissions sparks call for transport crackdown
Pressure needs to be put on the transport sector over rising emissions, scientist says.
Joan Withers to step down from Mercury board after 10 years
Withers had signalled her intention to depart for some time.
Petrol price wars: Gull's $5m move into the South Island
Gull is gearing up to open service stations in the South Island.
What to do if your house is damp and cold
Greg Street visited reporter Melissa Nightingale's home to see how cold and damp it is.
Comment: Trump's been tougher on Russia than Obama
Comment: Trump and his administration clearly have been tough on Russia.
Mercury begins $1 billion move to wind power
The operation will be the third biggest in the country when it is finished in 2020.
Environment watchdog's bold idea to combat climate change
Biological emissions from farms should be policed differently to CO2, watchdog says.
Vector power-cut affected users get $400,000 as company fined $3.5m
The lines company says it is working to minimise the impact of power cuts.
Supplier switching at four-year low as power prices stay up
About 30,340 customers changed supplier last month, 13 per cent less than a year earlier.
Editorial: The climate must change
Clearly some people are having trouble understanding this: Climate change is real.
'Green' hydrogen: Could it save Taranaki's energy industry?
Taranaki's future as an energy powerhouse could be in "green" hydrogen, PM announces.
Super Fund lobbied to sell its $550m worth of oil and gas shares
The Sovereign wealth fund has shares in almost130 oil and gas companies around the world.
Pike River: Miners ready to recover mates
In just a few weeks, experts will chip off the concrete seal to the mine's entrance.
Petrol prices rise 8 cents in February
Kiwis have recently had to fork out a bit extra to fill up.
Hydrogen not the answer to energy saving in NZ
COMMENT: Best to battle climate change with tools that will make a genuine difference.
New ideas for electricity price reform cheered - so far
Latest electricity reform ideas take some digesting, but mostly welcomed by sector.
Meridian posts record first-half earnings
The energy company will also be lifting its dividend.
Contact Energy posts $276m profit on back of asset sales
Contact sold assets to simplify its business.
Mercury's $75m plan to squeeze more juice from Karapiro
The company will spend close to half a billion dollars on its Waikato power stations
Hydrogen 'unlikely to be economic for industrial heat'
Hydrogen unlikely to be a cost-competitive option for heavy industry to reduce emissions.
Wild weather cuts power, whips up lake waves
Kaikōura and coastal Marlborough are now bearing the brunt of the wild weather.
Govt pumps another $11M into low-emissions transport projects
This will help to introduce another 31 low-emissions vehicles.
Govt and businesses to spend $11m on green transport projects
The Government is spending $4.3 million and businesses will stump up $7.3 million
Pump and go: Z Energy rolls out automated fuel payment
The height of the digital age is among us.
Pāpāmoa pipeline purchase: First Gas faces prosecution
Commerce Commission has begun proceedings in the High Court.
The disaster that awaits unless we act
Housing, agriculture, tourism - dire predictions if climate allowed to continue warming.
Outrage over government spying on protest groups
Activist groups are outraged the government used private investigators to spy on them
Power company boss lifts lid on industry 'dirty secrets'
Neal Barclay says the industry needs to be called out on unfair penalty schemes
Thompson & Clark asked to 'monitor' Ngāti Ruanui
Ngāti Ruanui seeks more information about "spying" and may make an official complaint