Energy'Fed up' miners seek redundancyAn overwhelming number of experienced Stockton mineworkers have volunteered for redundancy because they're fed up, says a worker.08 Jul 06:35 AM
EnergyUS now world's biggest oil producerThe US will remain the world's biggest oil producer this year after overtaking Saudi Arabia and Russia as extraction of energy from shale rock spurs the nation's economic recovery.07 Jul 04:02 AM
EnergyIndia's urban grime foils solar power ambitionsIndia's ambition to skip a generation of electricity technology starting with solar panels on telecommunications towers is being hampered by dust and urban sprawl.03 Jul 03:24 AM
BDBDEnergyNZ's subsidies of coal and rail nothing like Australia'sAustralian state governments spent A$17.6 billion on subsidies for mineral and fossil fuel industries over six years, including A$8 billion to help transport coal.24 Jun 04:30 AM
EnergyGE clears French hurdles to land $17b Alstom winGeneral Electric clinched its biggest acquisition ever, the $17 billion purchase of Alstom's energy assets, after the resolution of the French government's last condition for the deal.23 Jun 08:50 PM
EnergyCoal's share of world energy demand at 44-year highCoal dominated world energy markets last year by supplying the biggest share of demand since 1970, making it the fastest growing fossil fuel, according to an annual review by BP.17 Jun 03:43 AM
EnergySafety warning issued over Weiss heat transfer unitsA safety warning has been issued to homeowners using Weiss heat transfer units over fears they could catch fire. Some models of the 15 Jun 03:46 AM
EnergyColour them green - companies that give a damnWe profile NZ companies that give a damn12 Jun 05:00 PM
EnergyBuffett ready to double solar, wind betWarren Buffett says there is another $15 billion ready to spend on building wind and solar power in the US.12 Jun 03:03 AM
EnergyOil company manager must pay special damagesAn oil company manager has been ordered to pay $71,000 to his former employer after he downloaded hundreds of thousands of company documents before leaving to work at a competitor.12 Jun 02:53 AM
EnergyGermany tightens rules over frackingGermany has rejected genetically modified crops, nuclear power and magnetic levitation trains. Now, the country is adding fracking to the list of innovations it's wary of.12 Jun 02:33 AM
EnergyEECA Awards 2014: Meridian office wins green awardMeridian Energy's Wellington head office continues to win awards for its green credentials nearly seven years after it was completed.04 Jun 05:00 PM
OpinionBrian FallowBrian Fallow: Carbon tax policy classic GreensThe Greens are open to negotiating offsetting subsidies to emissions-intensive, trade-exposed firms whose survival might be threatened by their proposed carbon tax.04 Jun 05:00 PM
EnergyFracking shouldn't be banned - watchdogFracking should not be banned in NZ, Parliament's environmental watchdog says in a landmark report, but the industry is poorly regulated and guidelines must be updated.04 Jun 03:08 AM
EnergyEECA Awards 2014: Community group named energy championThe responses of a community group and a leading technology business to the Canterbury earthquakes have won them a government-backed award.03 Jun 05:00 PM
EnergyTokelau leads way with 90% renewable powerA Pacific territory vulnerable to sea level rise is the first nation in the world to get 90 per cent of its electricity from renewable sources.02 Jun 05:00 PM
EnergySolid Energy shares hit TSBTSB Bank's annual profit took a hit after the New Zealand-owned lender booked a multimillion-dollar impairment on shares it holds.29 May 05:30 PM
EnergyTech firm cuts truckies' fuel billsEntrants in the annual EECA Awards being presented tomorrow can claim credit for energy savings equivalent to the annual power use of two Hamilton-sized cities.26 May 05:00 PM
EnergyGentrack targets $100m with IPOAuckland-based Gentrack says it plans to raise up to $101.8 million through an initial public offer.26 May 05:00 PM
EnergySolar panels - the new ownership trap?An Auckland lawyer is warning about solar panel issues, saying house buyers and sellers could fall into a trap if they don't know who owns them.05 May 08:20 PM
EnergyFracking goes globalDespite environmental concerns, the technology that revolutionised the energy industry is spreading all over the world.01 May 07:00 PM
BDBDEnergyGenesis shares end first day up 17pcShares in Genesis Energy closed up 26c to $1.81 after the first day of trading.17 Apr 07:00 AM
WorldSwitch to green energy and cut down on meatGovernments must switch from fossil fuels to nuclear, wind and solar energy to avoid a global warming catastrophe in a move costing about 300 billion ($578 billion) a year.13 Apr 04:15 PM
OpinionFran O'SullivanFran O'Sullivan: Control of prices major poll issuePrices and who controls them is already an issue for this year's election, writes Fran O'Sullivan. The "market rules OK?" is not the kind of slogan that opposition parties are chanting.08 Apr 05:30 PM
