Signatory News

Fonterra has taken a significant step towards achieving its climate ambitions today with the announcement of an on-farm emissions reduction target, and release of a Climate Roadmap and voluntary Climate-related Disclosure report.

Recent months have been full of uncertainty as the election loomed, bringing a potential change of Government and leading many businesses to hit the pause button on investment decisions.

Toitū-certified organisations are required to measure their carbon emissions to international standards and provide evidence of reduction efforts to stay on the programme.

Gisborne Herald story about Eastland Group being proud to be involved in collective business effort to reduce emissions.

Replacing a gas-leaking milk chiller will cut a farm’s carbon footprint and bills, says a new partnership encouraging the upgrades.

Fonterra hopes hundreds of its farmers will make the switch, lessening the planetary impact of its milk.

2degrees has announced its Science-Based Targets by the Science Based Target Initiative (SBTi) have been verified.

Anton Trixl and the Anderson Lloyd team were delighted to advise NZ Windfarms Ltd in the establishment of its joint venture with Meridian Energy to repower the Te Rere Hau wind farm, located near Palmerston North.

EV drivers wanting to travel through the charging desert between Nelson and Christchurch have a new oasis.

Meridian Energy has installed two new chargers at Kohatu’s Flat Rock Cafe, and work is ongoing for another charging stop at Springs Junction.

Beca is on the countdown to this year’s Conference of Parties (COP) climate summit in Dubai, which our CEO Amelia Linzey and Industrial Group Director Jimmy Walsh are attending as part of a New Zealand business delegation.

Silver Fern Farms is meeting the moment by thinking more sustainably about the meat they produce and the changes that can be made without sacrificing quality.

KPMG spoke with 30 energy innovators and industry leaders to paint a fascinating picture of how Aotearoa New Zealand’s energy sector might look in 2030.

A study by two New Zealand researchers has found the global costs of climate change are being underestimated by billions of dollars a year.