Business Scoop » New Global Ranking Highlights Our Energy Vulnerability
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Taranaki-based film explores impact of oil and gas industry
A documentary examining the impact of Taranaki’s onshore oil and gas industry and if the country is on track to hit its emissions targets will be released this month.
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Business Scoop » Natural gas kept the lights on in 2020 – new figures
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PEPANZ - Petroleum Exploration and Production[...] (via Public) / All Blacks should be proud of INEOS deal
07/28/2021 | News release | Distributed by Public on 07/27/2021 17:31 All Blacks should be proud of INEOS deal The sponsorship of the All Blacks by global company INEOS is great news for New Zealand and should be celebrated, according to Energy Resources Aotearoa. 'INEOS products are used in wind turbines, solar panels, clothing and medical products,' says chief executive John Carnegie. 'As a company they support a net zero emissions goal for 2050 and are putting this into action by supporting hydrogen and carbon capture and storage. 'This valuable sponsorship will support all of New Zealand'...
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Business Scoop » Renewable Gas Study Shows Promise
Press Release – Energy Resources Aotearoa A new study showing the potential of renewable gas made from organic and farm waste has been welcomed by Energy Resources Aotearoa. The joint study by Beca, Firstgas Group and Fonterra estimates that biogas with low emissions could be in use by homes …A new study showing the potential of renewable gas made from organic and farm waste has been welcomed by Energy Resources Aotearoa. The joint study by Beca, Firstgas Group and Fonterra estimates that biogas with low emissions could be in use by homes and businesses by 2030. “This is an exciting po...
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