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Welcoming free trade with the UK

Export New Zealand celebrates the Government’s announcement that a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the United Kingdom will soon come into force, on 31 May. ExportNZ Senior Policy Advisor Josh […]

Cal Roberts

BusinessNZ

EECA – The business good of decarbonisation

Businesses account for 40% of New Zealand’s energy-related emissions and must play their part. For large-energy-using industrial businesses the good news is much of the technology and processes we need to solve this challenge are now available. The collective impact of small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) also matters, and there are plenty of ways for businesses of this size to reduce their emissions too.

Rachael Cox

Climate Leaders Coalition

CLC Masterclass Series: Exploring scope 3 emissions

Join us for May’s Masterclass on everything you need to know about Scope 3 emissions. This is a must-attend Masterclass for procurement specialists, sustainability experts, and anyone keen to learn […]

Alana Douglas

SBC

Pānui news – 4 May

In this week’s edition of Pānui, all coal boilers will be removed from NZ hospitals by 2025, IAG releases its May 2023 Wild Weather Tracker report, we read an opinion […]

Nicole Schlichting

SBC

DB Breweries releases its 2022 sustainability report

DB Breweries 2022 sustainability report has revealed promising results ahead of the company's 2030 sustainability goals, including a 49 percent reduction in scope one and two carbon emissions from its 2018 baseline without using carbon offsets, with a 98 percent diversion of waste to landfills.

Rachael Cox

Climate Leaders Coalition

Pānui news – 27 April

In this week’s Pānui, we share our pre-election policy priorities, the Climate Change Commission releases its draft advice for the second Emissions Reduction plan (2026-2030), the Government commits extra $16.2 […]

Nicole Schlichting

SBC

Fire insurance transitional levy increase

BusinessNZ believes significant elements of fire services should be funded out of general taxation, given the public good nature of much of what the fire service does. Funding via a […]

Kathryn Asare

BusinessNZ
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