Latest from Contact Energy Limited

Hyundai NZ reveals its first hydrogen truck customer. What's next?

A glimpse at a possible clean and quiet freight future.

Radical change is happening in NZ's finance industry

There will be more innovative social and green finance opportunities for investors.

Contact warns against wholesale market 'own goal'

Contact Energy reports strong first-half profit and progress in renewables projects.

Contact Energy expected to report strong earnings, amid wholesale pricing questions

Contact Energy set to report strong earnings, amid signs of more high wholesale prices.

The non-traditional players seen seizing 400,000 broadband customers

Where the telco market is heading in 2022.

Brokers' Picks: The hot stocks to watch in 2022

Results of the Herald's annual stock-picking game are in ... and the top picks for 2022.

Rising bond yields, energy stocks bring NZ shares down

The New Zealand sharemarket fell to end a volatile trading week.

Green light given to businesses for rapid antigen Covid-19 tests

Big businesses have been granted an exemption to import and introduce rapid antigen tests.

NZX extends trading hours for S&P Global Index change

The NZX is extending its trading hours by 45 minutes today.

Focus on Contact, Meridian as S&P index rebalancing looms

Investors' focus is on Meridian and Contact as an index change looms.

'Are prices too high?' Energy Minister Megan Woods puts market on notice

Megan Woods questions state of electricity prices amid hydro and gas shortage.

Facebook, Google, Amex, Expedia: Where they rent in Auckland

Several major businesses have taken advantage of Generator space.

Two years, two environmental disasters for Contact

A routine spraying operation to control pests goes wrong, killing 1.1ha of vegetation.

What Contact's growth plan will mean for future dividends

Contact Energy has outlined its plans for a capital raised to build new plant near Taupō.

Contact Energy to raise $400m to build geothermal station

Contact Energy said it plans to raise $400m to build a new power station near Taupō.

The winners and losers from Rio Tinto's call on Tiwai

Broker takes another look at the energy sector after Rio Tinto opts to keep Tiwai open.