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Ensuring more electric vehicles can run on New Zealand-made energy needs to be seen as an issue of national security and dual fuel peakers that can run on gas or diesel can help solve the dry year issue while also improving diesel storage, unlike the LNG import terminal.

Mike Casey's decision to use electricity rather than fossil fuels insulated him against a bad cherry season. And as the price of diesel shoots up, it's an even wiser decision. He talks to Ruari O'Shea of the Otago Daily Times.

Cromwell’s Mike Casey swapped his trademark red Swanndri for a tailored “electric cherry” blazer on Thursday night to accept a New Zealander of the Year sustainability award in Auckland.