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BusinessNZ Energy Council (BEC) Breakfast 10 March 2022

BusinessNZ Energy Council (BEC) Breakfast 10 March 2022

You’ll be aware that climate change is a key priority for this Government. It’s a threat to our economy, our environment and our everyday lives, so investing in a sustainable energy system will benefit us all, and see us better placed to deal with future shocks, especially as we accelerate our economic recovery from Covid-19.

NZ Energy Sector – Speech from the Energy Throne

NZ Energy Sector – Speech from the Energy Throne

Minister of Energy and Resources Dr Megan Woods yesterday fronted a speaking event arranged by the Business NZ Energy Council in what has in recent years become somewhat of a Speech from the Throne where the Minister lays out the Government’s energy portfolio thinking and priorities for the year ahead.

Turning energy uncertainty into action

Turning energy uncertainty into action

We are living through three incredibly disruptive global events at once.With a pandemic now its third year and the war in Ukraine dominating headlines, one could be forgiven for forgetting we are on the cusp of climate disaster.

BEC Breakfast with Minister Woods 2022

BEC Breakfast with Minister Woods 2022

BusinessNZ Energy Council in conjunction with Genesis Energy is delighted to invite you to attend our annual breakfast webinar with the Minister of Energy and Resources, Hon Dr Megan Woods, where she will lay out her priorities for the energy sector this year. The event will start at 8.00am with a welcome from the BEC Chair Hon David Caygill and Genesis CEO Marc England setting the scene for 2022. The Minister will then share her priorities and the opportunities to work together to achieve them. This will then be followed by Q & A and your chance to address the Minister directly.

BEC Breakfast with Minister Woods 2022

Exploring New Zealand’s Hydrogen Potential

A vision to develop a market leading, export focused green hydrogen plant which will ultimately support the development and decarbonisation of both the domestic and overseas economies and help New Zealand’s transition to a 100 per cent renewable electricity generation system. While the hydrogen production is not economic currently, various factors could align in New Zealand and around the world to make it so.

BEC Breakfast with Minister Woods 2022

BEC NEWSLETTER – November 2021

This month we launch our annual Energy Issues survey, inviting energy leaders across the globe for their perspectives to help us deliver our mission of delivering better energy for all.