Energy
Energy
Unison declares dividend, looks forward to tariff reform
Unison looks forward to low user tariff change but is not banking on it soon
Energy
Global scale 'green hydrogen' plant pitched to replace Tiwai smelter
The green hydrogen proposal ticks climate change, political, and negotiating leverage boxes for the smelter's current suppliers, Meridian and Contact.
Energy
Fuel retailers pump $118m into refinery
The cost of refining has been hurting customer shareholders of Refining NZ.
Energy
Genesis decides to keep Kupe field
Genesis to keep stake in Kupe field as demand for gas remains.
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Ian Llewellyn
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Ian is a journalist with more than 30 years' experience working in NZ and the UK. This has included radio, newspapers, and agencies with time also as a ministerial advisor and press secretary. Experience in the Press Gallery includes reporting for the Independent Business Weekly and more than 10 years with the New Zealand Press Association.
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