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Mercury New Zealand Names Stew Hamilton as New CEO, Vince Hawksworth to Retire Aug. 31 - Vimarsana News

Mercury New Zealand Names Stew Hamilton as New CEO, Vince Hawksworth to Retire Aug. 31

By Stephen Nakrosis Energy utility Mercury NZ said Chief Executive Vince Hawksworth will retire on Aug. 31. He will be succeeded by Stew Hamilton, currently executive general manager...

MCY - Hawksworth to retire; Hamilton appointed Chief Executive - Vimarsana News

MCY - Hawksworth to retire; Hamilton appointed Chief Executive

Mercury’s board today announced that Vince Hawksworth has decided to retire as Chief Executive, effective 31 August 2024. The board is delighted to announce that Stew Hamilton, the company’s current Executive General Manager Generation

Mercury avoids $1.5 million in fines after 'steam hammer' event - Vimarsana News

Mercury avoids $1.5 million in fines after 'steam hammer' event

Power generator Mercury NZ has avoided paying up to $1.5 million in fines by committing to improve safety after an incident at its Rotokawa geothermal power...

Mercury NZ enters Enforceable Undertaking after 'steam hammer' incident - Vimarsana News

Mercury NZ enters Enforceable Undertaking after 'steam hammer' incident

EU sees Mercury NZ trialling self-driving vehicle for workplace safety

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'Mataura residents no longer need to worry', all 10,000 tonnes of dross removed - Vimarsana News

'Mataura residents no longer need to worry', all 10,000 tonnes of dross removed

“The safe removal means Mataura residents no longer need to worry about the risk from the material, which gives off ammonia gas if it gets wet. “I am glad that the dross has now gone from Mataura and local residents do not need to worry any longer. The safe removal will protect the wellbeing of Southland's people and its waterways. “Now that the Mataura site has been cleaned up, the focus will move to the removal of material from other known sites in Southland,” Parker said. Kavinda Herath/Stuff Sort Out the Dross spokeswoman and Mataura resident Laurel Turnbull is delighted to hea...