Photos reveal the damage to fuel pipe
New photos have been released revealing the damage to the Refining NZ pipeline.
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Chorus plans underwrite for dividend programme
Chorus is going to underwrite its dividend reinvestment programme.
Mercury leads sharemarket higher
NZ Refining stock falls amid pipeline repiar, while Synlait retreats from high.
Fujitsu fined $310k over heat pump claims
Fujitsu has been fined $310,000 for making unsubstantiated claims about its heat pumps.
Pipeline wasn't in key infrastructure plan
Bill English's plan for key infrastructure didn't include the ruptured pipeline.
Fuel crisis could make Auckland traffic worse
Fuel tankers may need to use bus lanes to get supplies through, says mayor Phil Goff.
Fuel crisis: Wealthy in private planes bypass NZ
Wealthy private jet owners are avoiding stops at Auckland because of the fuel crisis.
New air traffic controls to tackle fuel crisis
Airways is introducing new measures to help save fuel as the aviation gas crisis worsens
Air NZ's fuel crisis warning five years ago
Air New Zealand sounded a warning of risks to aviation fuel supply five years ago.
Mark Binns: No interest in leading Fletcher
Retiring Meridian chief Mark Binns has ruled himself out of taking over Fletcher Building
Vector underlying FY earnings flat
Vector posted a 0.3 percent increase in underlying earnings.
Meridian Energy explores Europe for Powershop
Meridian Energy reported flat earnings for the year to June 30.
Customer gains drive Mercury's profit growth
The electricity generator and retailer's net profit increased by 15 per cent to $184m.
Rising wholesale power prices squeeze NZ producer margins
NZ producers had their margins squeezed by rising electricity and gas prices in June.
Local Focus: Mining in the Coromandel?
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Contact looks to tighten market after 'crappy quarter'
"Every now and again, you're going to have a crappy quarter," said boss Dennis Barnes.
Contact takes 10pc hit, hydro shortage bites
Contact Energy reported a 10 per cent fall in underlying earnings.
NZ Windfarms to buy Te Rere Hau assets for $17.3m
NZ Windfarms to buy Te Rere Hau wind farm distribution assets from Powerco for $17.3m.
Steven Joyce: No plan to sell Transpower
NZ First leader Winston Peters says report on sale options for Transpower is suspicious.
Petrol, diesel cars to be banned in UK
Drivers will only be able to buy electric cars in Britain from 2040.
Deluge misses southern hydro lakes
Despite a deluge nearby, the critically low southern hydro lakes missed out on rain.
Slingshot powers higher in Auckland
Slingshot was the top growing power company last month, despite not being launched.
Why Vector is not paying back what it overcharged you
Vector is refusing to pay back $13.9 million to Aucklanders after overcharging them.
Car boom looks like last hurrah for petrol
COMMENT: New sales at record but many may be obsolete in a generation.
Low emissions mandate for EECA
COMMENT: A mandated approach to renewable energy is good news for NZ.
Vector overcharged Aucklanders $13.9m
Vector is to repay $13.9m to Aucklanders who paid too much for their electricity.
Power companies fail to impress customers
Big power companies fail to impress customers a Consumer NZ survey finds.
Meridian's Neal Barclay promoted to CEO
Meridian general manager of retail Neal Barclay will become CEO at end of the year.
Embracing governance issues
COMMENT: Companies with higher ESG ratings are, on average, outperforming their peers.
Vector signs multi-million battery storage deal
Vector beat rivals to supply an Australian firm with battery storage technology
Meridian CEO Binns to stand down this year
Mark Binns steered Meridian Energy from state-owned enterprise to NZX heavyweight.