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New Zealand - recent news
21 Jun 23 |
New Zealand: Ormat signs agreements to develop 50MW geothermal power plant in New Zealand Ormat Technologies, a leading geothermal, energy storage, photovoltaic (PV), solar and recovered energy power company, has announced the signing of agreements with Eastland Generation Limited (EGL) to build a 50MW power plant in New Zealand. |
29 Nov 22 |
New Zealand: Meridian's Southern Green Hydrogen Project selects Woodside Energy as preferred partner Meridian Energy, a New Zealand power company that generates electricity through 100% renewable sources, with the support of Ngai Tahu, has selected Woodside Energy as the preferred partner to move forward to the development stage of the proposed Southern Green Hydrogen (SGH) project in New Zealand. |
27 Oct 22 |
New Zealand: Jadestone Energy announces termination of Maari acquisition Jadestone Energy has announced that the Company has mutually agreed with OMV New Zealand, a subsidiary of OMV, to terminate the sale and purchase agreement to acquire an operated 69% interest in the Maari Project, offshore New Zealand. |
14 Sep 22 |
New Zealand: Vestas wins 43 MW order for wind project in New Zealand In partnership with Mercury, Vestas has secured a 43 MW order for Kaiwera Downs Wind Farm in New Zealand. |
24 Apr 22 |
New Zealand: Contact and Lightsource bp join forces as solar development partners in New Zealand Under the new 50/50 joint venture Contact and Lightsource bp will source, develop and construct multiple solar farm projects in various locations across New Zealand. Contact will be able to purchase the electricity generated from the projects via a long-term power purchase agreement. |
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