
There is an alternative to farms being turned into solar farms: "Rewiring Aotearoa chief executive Mike Casey says New Zealand needs to double its energy production in the coming years, and the easiest way to avoid construction of large-scale solar farms is to install solar systems on farms, in businesses and homes. Just 4% of New Zealand homes have solar, compared to nearly 40% in Australia, which Casey says is why the wholesale electricity price collapses in the middle of the day when energy production is at its maximum."
Read moreDownload the document hereOld Man Gas will be featuring in a few newspapers and billboards this week discussing the proposed LNG import terminal. Not surprisingly, he has his justifications, but they don't stack up. It is a multi-billion dollar tax on Kiwis that many experts and sector players think is unnecessary.
Read moreDownload"The sentiment around making the electricity market fairer and cheaper for customers is great, but there's still something missing." That's Rewiring Aotearoa CEO Mike Casey's summary of Act's energy policy announcement today.
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