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World's shift to carbon-neutral is great opportunity for the region.
It won't solve the climate crisis. So why is Meridian doing it?
Payment service aims to help Kiwis avoid paying large electricity bills during winter.
Programme helps electrify industrial boilers - one of NZ's biggest emissions sources
'Remarkable' environmental results in unique river project
Largest NZ electricity generator says it generates only from renewable resources.
Southland Trust celebrates 21st birthday of wetland restoration in the Waiau region.
Meridian Energy first NZ company to report on how to cope with & benefit from climate...
E-scooter system may provide a path to getting more electric vehicles on our roads.
A shift likened to the iphone revolution, cars with names like NIO or Byton may be the..
Drones & 'Smart Eggs' used in intensive DOC breeding project funded by Meridian Energy.
Meridian Energy's shift to electric vehicles will be showcased at a global EV summit.
"Kindness" in business and environmental sustainability growing in importance.
Piers Dashfield plays music to put slow-breeding kākāpō in the mood.
By Neal Barclay, Chief Executive of Meridian Energy
Home-based smart technology expected to help reduce power and energy bills.
Kiwis are among millions globally using smart devices in their homes.