
Winston Peters: Super City Grinches want our prize
Winston Peters writes: There is a group of people who want to get rid of the Auckland Energy Consumer Trust. But why fix what isn't broken?
Winston Peters writes: There is a group of people who want to get rid of the Auckland Energy Consumer Trust. But why fix what isn't broken?
Pulse Energy reported a net loss of $9.99 million, or 2.9 cents per share, in the six months ended September 30.
Geothermal has pipped gas generation for the first time as more plants come on stream.
Biofuel developer LanzaTech's coffers have been bolstered with a US$60 million ($78.5 million) cash injection from the New Zealand Superannuation Fund.
Simon Bridges dropped into Team BMW in Newmarket recently for the launch of its new ibrand electric car.
Power companies' margins on retail electricity tariffs are unsustainably high, says a new report on listed NZ electricity stocks.
Genesis has raised US$150 million in its first issue of notes in the US private placement market and will use the funds to repay bank debt.
The big kids are having a party, and this year it's at Australia's place. New Zealand, as the host's little sibling, gets to come along, too. We're under strict instructions not to touch the buffet and to stay well away from the fruit punch.
If I were running Mercury, I'd regard people like myself as perfect customers, writes Brian Rudman.
New Zealand-founded LanzaTech has been named the world’s hottest bioenergy company in a prestigious annual list.
Infratil will return $120m to shareholders as a special dividend after it sold its Australian energy assets for a net $670m.
Call me a Luddite, but I don't want a "smart" electricity meter installed at home, and certainly not without my knowledge or consent.
Google, Yahoo and Microsoft are part of a growing number of firms that are entering into power purchase agreements with wind farms.
Mighty River Power has announced a possible $50 million share buy-back in the coming year.
Mighty River Power told shareholders its 2015 earnings will be at the lower end of guidance at the Auckland-based company's annual meeting today.
Mighty River Power, the first of the state-owned power companies to be partially privatised last year, will pay a special dividend to shareholders after the latest board review of its capital....
Finance Minister Bill English has defended big bonus payments and pay rises to the bosses of the newly partially privatised energy companies, saying they were paid below market rates when the....
A husband and wife team could help change the way products as common as car tyres are made by recycling chemicals from greenhouse gases.
Vector says compensation from this month's power cuts - which affected 85,000 customers - won't be discussed until the cause of the fire that sparked them was known.
Up to 80 per cent of Auckland electricity customers have signed contracts that allow their hot water to be cut off - but many were unaware until the blackouts.
Some Auckland residents were without hot water until late this morning following yet another fault with Vector’s electricity network.
Vector has warned recently restored power users to expect to be 'dropped' from the system during peak times today, as a former chairman criticises the company.
The Herald looks at how the Auckland blackout affected each suburb and what residents and shop owners did to cope.
A former Mighty River Power engineer accused of $2 million fraud at the company has pleaded not guilty this morning.
Heat pumps are not only energy-efficient ways to keep homes warm, but half the respondents in a survey also believe they have other health benefits.
Oil and gas explorers gathering in Auckland next week are breathing a sigh of relief at the election result but face the age-old challenge - making a major discovery.
Oil companies are forging ahead with a plan to import more fuels to minimise disruption from planned strike action at NZ's only oil refinery.