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Why Genesis has Kupe stake under review

Genesis is weighing the options for its 46 per cent stake in the Kupe oil and gas field.

Genesis Energy puts 46% Kupe stake up for review

Genesis Energy has put its 46 per cent stake in the Kupe gas field under review.

Super Fund exits fuel-cell maker, books $112m loss

NZSF exiting Bloom Energy, says 'inevitable' some of its investments will 'underperform'.

Brian Fallow: Biden's plan to beat climate change

Joe Biden's victory could be a turning point for climate, but there are obstacles ahead.

Govt launches $70m clean energy fund

Companies urged to make use of new $70m fund to switch to clean energy for process heat.

Business Hub: Te Ao Māori values govern 'world-first' Tahito fund

"As soon as you do this, you become the kaitiaki of these values." - Temuera Hall.

Genesis resorts to thermal backup as hydro lake levels fall

Ongoing drought conditions have affected New Zealand hydro-power generation capacity.

Contact's inclusion on MSCI now looking unlikely - broker

Contact's inclusion on the MSCI index is now looking unlikely, Forsyth Barr says.

Meridian ad ordered off TV over misleading environmental claims

Meridian has been ordered to pull the ads immediately.

Meridian net profit up, lifts dividend, defers major project

Meridian has lifted its annual net profit by 2 per cent.

Genesis Energy profit falls, final dividend up 1%

Net profit fell by $13m to $46m.

Electricity sector faces 'black swan' event - Contact CEO

The electricity sector is facing a 'black swan' event - Contact CEO Mike Fuge says.

Contact says lower power prices drove 2020 profit down 11%

Contact Energy has released is result for the year to June 30.

Contact, Meridian shares rally as Transpower hastens upgrade

Contact and Meridian shares have rallied on the back of a Transpower grid upgrade.

Rio says 'no current plans' to reopen Tiwai potline

Speculation that potline closed during Covid-19 lockdown could be opened in September.

Pattrick Smellie: Changing times and policy use-by dates

From RMA reform to think big energy projects

Thinking big: Why the sudden interest in pumping water uphill?

An ambitious concept is suddenly being held up as a jobs rich nation building project.

Lake Onslow hydro plan expensive and unnecessary

Why hydro storage may not be the answer for NZ's renewable energy aims.