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Indoor ski venue partners with Sunergise on solar install to reduce grid reliance by 30%

Today 11:30am

Snowplanet General Manager, Rojie Aguilar, right, and Sunergise Installation Business Manager, James Hogg, with one of the 2,317 installed solar panels that help keep the slopes frozen
Snowplanet General Manager, Rojie Aguilar, right, and Sunergise Installation Business Manager, James Hogg, with one of the 2,317 installed solar panels that help keep the slopes frozen

Auckland's Snowplanet indoor ski venue has partnered with commercial solar company Sunergise on a 1MW solar array, cutting the facility’s grid energy reliance by about 30%.

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Major climate tech summit to connect investors and startups

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By Oli Lewis | A two-day summit connecting climate tech startups, investors and policymakers starts in Wellington on Thursday.

SBC Chief Executive Mike Burrell

Business leaders say climate report ‘wake-up call’ for NZ

Thu 23 Jul 2026

By Liz Kivi | CEO-led organisations representing 42% of GDP are calling the Climate Change Commission’s latest report “a significant wake-up call for New Zealand.”

Govt changes risk weakening climate policy, officials warn

20 Jul 2026

By Shannon Morris-Williams | The Government is pushing ahead with plans to remove health and life insurers from New Zealand's climate disclosure regime despite official advice that the move risks undermining the effectiveness of the reporting system anyway.

BusinessNZ's director of advocacy Catherine Beard delivered the submission to the Justice Select Committee this week.

Sustainable Business Council listed on submission supporting climate torts bar

17 Jul 2026

By Liz Kivi | Business New Zealand’s submission supporting legislation to block climate lawsuits raised eyebrows this week for listing the Sustainable Business Council as seemingly in support of the controversial law change.

Planetary Facts dashboard aims to make environmental costs visible

15 Jul 2026

By Shannon Morris-Williams | Consumers can now compare the environmental impacts of everyday products with a new online dashboard designed to do for sustainability what nutrition labels have long done for food.

Jessica Desmond (right) accepted the award on behalf of the project.

NZ Taxonomy project scoops London Climate Week award

24 Jun 2026

The New Zealand Taxonomy project has scooped an innovation award at the International Climate Bonds awards in London this week.

Kapuni Project Wind Turbines in South Taranaki - Visual Simulation

Ballance secures gas for 2026 as it progresses energy transition plan

16 Jun 2026

By Oli Lewis | One of the largest industrial gas users in New Zealand is working on an energy transition plan to futureproof domestic fertiliser manufacturing, while continuing to secure ongoing gas supply contracts.

Lack of finance stalling sustainable innovation – report

12 Jun 2026

By Shannon Morris-Williams | A lack of access to suitable finance is threatening growth in New Zealand's sustainable innovation sector, despite strong confidence and ambitious expansion plans among purpose-driven businesses, according to a new report.

Dr Manbo He, Professor of Finance at University Canada West and Adjunct Professor of Sustainable Finance at Griffith Business School

NZ’s sustainable finance credibility gap

5 Jun 2026

By Manbo He | COMMENT: New Zealand has built serious sustainable finance infrastructure - but risks failing to attract the global capital that infrastructure was designed for, because it lacks the practitioner capability to operate it credibly.

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