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Householders face the biggest Kyoto burden
Taxpayers will be stuck with 84 per cent of NZ's Kyoto Protocol bill, while farmers and industrial emitters get hefty subsidies, a study says.
'Blindsided' Windflow says annual report will be out today
Windflow Technology says it is confident it will have its annual report available today.
Clean dream - a U.S energy transformation
Barack Obama has a vision of a fundamental US energy makeover, moving from fossil fuels such as coal and oil to renewable sources including solar and wind.
Transpower eyes $200m bond issue in early 2010
Transpower is contemplating a domestic bond issue of around $200m early next year as it gears up for $5 billion of capital expenditure on national grid upgrades over the next decade.
Super Fund moves for oil giant
the New Zealand Superannuation Fund and Infratil have made a joint bid for the downstream assets of Shell Oil Ltd.
TrustPower claims interim profit of $82.4m
TrustPower has reported a 23 per cent rise in interim profit on a 13 per cent fall in operating revenue.
Vector expects 'tough conditions'
Vector chairman chairman Michael Stiassny says operating conditions will be tough this financial year.
Contact brushes off farmer's attack
Contact Energy has brushed off an attack on "disgraceful" behaviour over its planned Waikato wind farm plan.
Contact coy over profit guidance
Contact Energy avoided providing profit guidance for this financial year at its annual meeting in Wellington today.
Energy oldtimer Cue returns to NZ market
Australian-based Cue Energy Resources is returning to the New Zealand sharemarket.
Thousands hit as cheap gas supplies near end
Almost 40,000 Mercury Energy customers will pay much more for gas from next month.