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The crippling cost of power, and the election promises aimed at tackling it

Today from The Detail: Political parties across the spectrum want to see more solar panels on people's roofs, but there's a hitch

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Minister tells Crown companies to ‘get on the bus’ with cost-cutting

But Air NZ, and the three big power gentailers that paid $564m in dividends last year, won't be expected to lay off staff. Jonathan Milne reports.

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Transpower to dig bus-sized holes across east Auckland after cable failure

The failure of part of one of Auckland’s main electricity links will require years of intense works to repair

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New Zealand's path to a green power future

The New Zealand Energy Strategy is starting to take shape as the Government consults on how to transition to a highly renewable electricity system, reports Marc Daalder

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After Cyclone Gabrielle, New Zealand wonders how – and if – to rebuild

As people dig their houses from the silt, the country faces questions over where to rebuild, as the climate crisis heralds more and more extreme weather

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New Zealanders told 'be prepared to be without power for days or weeks' as Cyclone Gabrielle takes toll

NZ Prime Minister Chris Hipkins says the severity and breadth of the damage in the Hawke's Bay region "has not been experienced in a generation", with many trapped on roofs and rescue efforts hampered by unrelenting winds.

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PM warns of 'bumpy time' ahead as Cyclone Gabrielle eases

Officials are battling to restore communications to cut-off towns and get a better sense of Cyclone Gabrielle's damage, with the weather set to improve overnight.

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Wetland rules threaten access to Defence Force, electricity infrastructure

Concessions have been made for some industries but not others when it comes to what you can and can't do near a wetland.

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Calls to regulate solar energy disputes

Consumer advocates want solar providers wrapped into the formal energy disputes framework but the industry insists it's doing a robust job of keeping the sector in check.

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'Unlimited resource': NZ's offshore energy revolution

An energy revolution is just taking off in New Zealand, with offshore wind potentially doubling our renewable electricity output in just a few decades.

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Kiwi firms take a bite out of their doughnut economics problems

EVMaritime, Transpower, Lion, Downer, Beca and Silver Fern Farms are among businesses learning to apply circular economy principles to the design of the product or service vexing them.

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Heavy hitter Wayne Brown eyes Auckland mayoral run

The contest for the Auckland mayoralty is warming up with the former Far North Mayor Wayne Brown likely to toss his hat in the ring. Mark Jennings reports.

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