What is 2017 looking like for your business? I am expecting 2017 to be a year of positive change for Genesis Energy. In my first

NZ Herald Business Leader of the Year has pulled off one of the big deals of the decade and is a petrol retailer determined to fight climate change

Coalminer Bathurst Resources is being sued for US$40 million by L&M Coal Holdings.

Vector says the revamped grid proposals released this week change nothing of substance while introducing "huge risk" to the process.

New Zealand Oil & Gas says it's considering an offer to buy its 27.5 per cent interest in the Tui oilfield.

Google has said by next year it will be purchasing as much renewable electricity as it uses across its vast operations.

The Electricity Authority says consumers will save around $300 million a year following its decision to end power station subsidies.

The head of Genesis Energy wants to move his company to being an integrated energy management business but says this could expose it to overseas competition.

A deal to cut oil production overseas is expected to make the summer road trip more expensive.

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The New Zealand dollar fell below 71 US cents after stronger-than-expected private payrolls.

First NZ Capital has raised its target price for Genesis Energy to $1.97 from $1.85, but has retained its neutral rating on the stock.

Elon Musk, the man behind Tesla and SpaceX, has made a lot of enemies during his time in business.

There is no risk of oil leaking into the sea off Taranaki due to a crack in the Maari oil platform.

The Model S starts from $109,300 while the Model X starts from $145,200. Depending on the engine, the vehicles can cost almost $225,000.

Tesla Motors Inc. and SolarCity Corp. shareholders approved the electric-car maker's purchase of the solar installer in a deal that's

Finding a remedy for high energy use is creating healthy connections between staff at Wellington's Capital Coast District Health Board. The

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The President Elect Donald Trump bodes well for farms and coal mines, but trade deals will be left in peril.

Trustpower spun out its Australian windfarms into a separately listed company, Tilt Renewables, on October 31.

Solid Energy New Zealand's creditors will get as much as 55 cents in the dollar after the failed state-owned enterprise's mines were sold to three parties.

Two years into a price slump that has forced oil companies to delay projects, there are few signs of respite.

Meridian chief executive Mark Binns says he wants to see the Tiwai Point aluminium smelter stay, "but not at any cost".

A brand new factory commissioned in 2000 gave Millennium Plastics the high tech edge but an energy audit less than a decade later

Solid Energy yesterday said the firm was "still in multiple discussions/negotiations and it would be inappropriate to make any further comment".

Prime Minister John Key has finally made it to India after a plane breakdown shortened his trip.

Vector has opened a big Tesla battery storage bank in Auckland which it says will help defer costly building of less flexible infrastructure.

Lower oil prices, increased carbon costs and a "below market" contract with Tiwai Point will weigh on Genesis Energy's earnings.

The Electricity Authority is to undertake another round of submissions on its politically charged proposals.

Employers are being challenged to take on 500 unemployed young people in the next 50 days to give young New Zealanders a break into their first jobs.