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Pump prices fall; duration hard to pick - Z Energy
Infrastructure

Pump prices fall; duration hard to pick - Z Energy

Petrol prices are down across the country but Z Energy says it's too soon to say whether yesterday’s plunge in crude oil prices has further to run or how long it may last.Brent crude oil dropped more than 20 percent yesterday after Saudi Arabia kicked off a price war with Russia...

Gavin Evans 10 Mar 2020
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Open Country opts for electricity at Awarua expansion
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Open Country opts for electricity at Awarua expansion

Open Country Dairy is installing the country’s largest electrode boiler as part of its efforts to improve the sustainability of its operations.The 13-megawatt unit will provide steam for the new dryer the company is installing at its Awarua plant south of Invercargill.Chair Lauri...

Gavin Evans 09 Mar 2020
Solar goes industrial with Laminex deal
Infrastructure

Solar goes industrial with Laminex deal

Fletcher Building is turning to solar power for around a third of the electricity it needs to run its Laminex plant in Hamilton in a deal that will see the factory building's owners install a 524 kilowatt solar array on its roof.The 2,224 square-metre solar energy system will be...

Pattrick Smellie 09 Mar 2020
Govt takes $20m stake in Ballance hydrogen project
Infrastructure

Govt takes $20m stake in Ballance hydrogen project

The government is investing almost $20 million for a stake in the green-hydrogen project being developed at Ballance Agri-Nutrients’ Kapuni plant.Ballance and partner Hiringa Energy are planning to install four wind turbines near the plant to provide a renewable electricity suppl...

Gavin Evans 06 Mar 2020