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'Damage done': Oil exploration ban reversal unlikely to attract investors, keep up with demand - industry - Vimarsana News

'Damage done': Oil exploration ban reversal unlikely to attract investors, keep up with demand - industry

Gas industry insiders doubt the ban reversal will attract investors or boost supply, citing policy and infrastructure issues.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Offshore wind farm company BlueFloat Energy keen to hear from Whanganui companies - Vimarsana News

Offshore wind farm company BlueFloat Energy keen to hear from Whanganui companies

A planned offshore wind farm in the South Taranaki Bight will create green energy and job opportunities, BlueFloat Energy and Elemental Group partnerships...

Business Sense: The race to build the Philippines' first offshore wind farm - Vimarsana News

Business Sense: The race to build the Philippines' first offshore wind farm

Carlos Martin, CEO of Madrid-based BlueFloat Energy, talks about the company's planned offshore wind projects in the Philippines

Seabed mining 'does not co-exist with offshore wind', Government told - Vimarsana News

Seabed mining 'does not co-exist with offshore wind', Government told

By Robin Martin, RNZ Offshore wind companies have told the Government the industry is not compatible with seabed mining in the Taranaki Bight. Trans-Tasman...

Mining firm slams 'hostility' of offshore wind sector over claims the two industries are incompatible - Vimarsana News

Mining firm slams 'hostility' of offshore wind sector over claims the two industries are incompatible

The offshore wind sector has told government ministers it can't co-exist with seabed mining off Patea, but a mining firm says that's not true.

Source: rnz.co.nz