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NZ company turns on first Tokelau solar system

Rio Tinto eyes smelter closures

Rio Tinto's attempt to renegotiate New Zealand's largest electricity contract, for its aluminium smelter at Bluff, comes as the company's chief executive warns of "difficult decisions" ahead.

Tribunal: Govt's request to speed up decision inappropriate

Sam Judd: Power to the people

Shivers: Minimum insulation standards a must (+competition)

The <I>Herald on Sunday</I> today launches a campaign for minimum insulation standards for all homes.

Price heat on tradesmen

Home insulators are hiking prices, claims investors' body.

John Armstrong: Timing is everything in asset sales plan

The many critics of National's troubled privatisation programme may be more than a little premature in celebrating a possible delay in the first share float.

We're not waiting, Govt tells tribunal

Baptism of fire as Binns prepares for power sale

NZ company helps Tokelau switch to solar

Bill aims to save future state assets from the block

Brian Fallow: Tiny sea-power spend ignores potential

Jan Wright: Sun no help to reduce power load

Cool solar water reception from Environment Commissioner

Mood of the Boardroom 2012: Disruptive change forces pace

Spring Creek mine shut down after miner hit by falling coal

John Armstrong: Too many unknowns to judge asset share float

PM rejects loyalty scheme claims