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Work is underway to install an EV charging station at Springs Junction, a key route between Christchurch and Nelson. Last week, on-site work started to install two 50kW DC fast chargers […]
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Climate Leaders CoalitionA new report by WSP and the Helen Clark Foundation highlights a looming crisis for residential insurance in Aotearoa New Zealand. As climate-related extreme weather events escalate in frequency and […]Climate Leaders Coalition
Climate Leaders CoalitionIn this edition of Pānui, we share updates from members and partners at COP29, we highlight the members featured in the NZ Herald’s Sustainable Business and Finance Report (Aurecon, Chapman […]
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SBCThe CLC’s Sixth Anniversary Snapshot Report, released on 14 November 2024, outlines signatory progress over the past six years in reducing emissions and adapting to climate change.Climate Leaders Coalition
Climate Leaders CoalitionThe BusinessNZ Energy Council (BEC) has expressed its support for the Government’s announcement of up to $60 million in funding to explore supercritical geothermal technology. The initiative aims to enhance […]BusinessNZ Energy Council
BusinessNZ Energy CouncilThe EMA is delighted to announce a partnership with ASB Bank for the upcoming Manufacturers Workshop series, 'The Impact of Industry 4.0 on Your Business'. ASB Bank is committed to improving productivity in New Zealand businesses, and its support underscores its dedication to helping manufacturers stay one step ahead in business with the use of technology and process improvements.ManufacturingNZ
ManufacturingNZFirst Renewables, in partnership with Ecogas confirmed today that the First Renewables biogas upgrade facility, located at the Ecogas Reporoa Organics Processing Facility is now in production. James Irvine, General […]Climate Leaders Coalition
Climate Leaders CoalitionBEC's newsletter for November 2024BusinessNZ Energy Council
BusinessNZ Energy CouncilBusinessNZ’s draft submission to the second phase of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Covid-19 LessonsBusinessNZ
BusinessNZIn this edition of Pānui, we share an interview with David Hall (Toha) off the back of COP16, we share the Climate Change Commission’s new report on the domestic contribution […]
The post Pānui news – 7 November first appeared on SBC.SBC
SBCJoin us for the final ExportNZ Breakfast of 2024, bringing together key players from Canterbury’s export and logistics sectors for a morning of valuable insights and networking. Keynote Speaker Graeme […]ExportNZ
ExportNZSmall businesses will welcome the Government’s firm direction to government agencies to pay their bills on time, BusinessNZ says. Chief Executive Katherine Rich says many businesses supply goods and services […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZAddress to H R Nicholls Society on centralised wage bargaining in NZ and its effects on levels of industrial activity, finance costs and inflationBusinessNZ
BusinessNZBusinessNZ and NZCTU joint letter to the Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety on priorities for health and safety reformBusinessNZ
BusinessNZFuel from wood waste such as forestry slash could create an industry worth $430 million a year and power aircraft, trucks and other transport, research out today finds.Climate Leaders Coalition
Climate Leaders CoalitionThe first of KiwiRail’s new hi-tech locomotives have been unveiled in Christchurch today. Transport Minister Simeon Brown came to see the first two prototypes, which were built by world-leading locomotive […]Climate Leaders Coalition
Climate Leaders CoalitionThis submission is from Export New Zealand and Manufacturing New Zealand. Both are membership organisations and part of the Business New Zealand network (see Annex 1). By definition, members of ExportNZ send goods across the border from New Zealand, and many also receive goods from across the border. Many members of ManufacturingNZ export and/or import.ManufacturingNZ
ManufacturingNZThis submission is from Export New Zealand and Manufacturing New Zealand. Both are membership organisations and part of the Business New Zealand network (see Annex 1). By definition, members of ExportNZ send goods across the border from New Zealand, and many also receive goods from across the border. Many members of ManufacturingNZ export and/or import.ExportNZ
ExportNZExportNZ welcomes a new Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between New Zealand and the Gulf Cooperation Council, which provides new avenues for exporters.
Executive Director Josh Tan says the agreement with the Gulf States will streamline processes to get New Zealand products on shelves in the Gulf sooner.ExportNZ
ExportNZExportNZ and ManufacturingNZ submission to NZ Customs and MPI on recovering the costs of border requirementsBusinessNZ
BusinessNZIn this edition of Pānui, we announce that SBC has become a signatory of Recloaking Papatūānuku, we share our response to the XRB consultation, Robert Perry gives his takeaways on […]
The post Pānui news – 31 October first appeared on SBC.SBC
SBCA collaborative conversation with GovernmentBusinessNZ
BusinessNZWM New Zealand (WMNZ), the country’s largest waste, resource recovery and environmental services provider, has achieved a significant milestone in sustainable transportation, with its electric truck fleet reaching 2 million […]Climate Leaders Coalition
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