
Smellie: Oil and gas shutdown plan going swimmingly
Fonterra may have no option but to keep burning coal for longer than need be.
Fonterra may have no option but to keep burning coal for longer than need be.
New York Times: The waterway has become a security risk that could affect oil prices.
Hyundai unveils New Zealand's first hydrogen powered family vehicle.
Kiwis will have to go elsewhere for their Smartfuel discounts.
Gull says the move would improve competition.
The spend on the clean energy centre comes after the Govt unveiled the zero carbon bill
EDITORIAL: Star-studded line-up at energy summit promises some aspirational speeches.
Big names being rolled out for conference to find ways to end reliance on oil and gas
An industry group says the restricted offer is 'welcome' while Greenpeace wants total ban.
The commission says profitability and prices will be an important part of its work.
The Green Party has blamed the drilling on a loophole in the legislation.
Austrian oil giant OMV has ambitious plans for NZ.
A rare glimpse inside the finances of this company reveals just how profitable it is.
NZ Refining investigates project to improve the shipping channel into Whangārei harbour.
Refining NZ profit slid by 62 per cent due to the shutdown.
China is planning to access its massive shale gas reserves in Sichuan province.
Global oil prices may remain under pressure this year given the weaker demand outlook.
Production from the offshore Pohokura gas field is to be cut for a third time next month.
The consents allow Refining NZ to take 3.7 million cubic metres of sand off the seabed.
The oil is expected to persist in the harbour for one to two years.
COMMENT: In fact a raft of taxes are responsible for around half the price at the pump.
Qatar is the world's biggest exporter of liquid natural gas.
An investment banker has issued an emotional apology to clients.
Slide gains momentum amid US-China trade worries and dampen energy demand.
Oil may rise on international speculation this week.
There's one resource we all need and it's becoming increasingly scarce.
MPs were told that NZ would need a new discovery to continue meeting demand.
Data reveals the percentage of typical salary Kiwis spend on fuel.
Rising fuel prices could give the electric movement a much-need boost.
The "oil and gas ban" contributed to the downturn in business confidence.