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Aurecon – further development of electric ferries in Wellington

Aurecon – further development of electric ferries in Wellington

In December, Wellington witnessed a significant milestone towards the decarbonisation of transport with the launch of Ika Rere – the Southern Hemisphere’s first fully electric, high-performance passenger ferry. We speak to Alistair Crossling, Associate Modelling and Analytics at Aurecon, who’s leading the business case for the further development of electric passenger ferry services in Wellington.

thinkstep anz – Your 2022 sustainability workout programme

thinkstep anz – Your 2022 sustainability workout programme

Is your business feeling carbon-heavy? Are your waste bins bulging? Is your product a bit out-of-shape?

Then a sustainability tune-up’s in order! Here’s our four-step sustainability workout programme to help your business trim down, tone up, and stay in shape in 2022. (And if you already have a sustainability programme, early in the year is a great time to review it.)

Freightways invests $2.7m into waste solution venture

Freightways invests $2.7m into waste solution venture

Transport firm Freightways has made a $2.7 million investment into New Zealand operated packaging waste upcycling company SaveBOARD.

The cash has enabled SaveBOARD to open a plant in Te Rapa which became fully operational at the end of last year.

It is now converting up to 4000 tonnes of waste per year into approximately 200,000 construction boards as an innovative solution to the building supplies industry.

EY launches Net Zero Centre

EY launches Net Zero Centre

EY Oceania has today announced the launch of its Net Zero Centre, designed to assist and accelerate the transition of Australian and New Zealand companies to net-zero by 2050.

Scholarship win a boost for South Canterbury student

Scholarship win a boost for South Canterbury student

A South Canterbury farming student has been confirmed as the 2022 recipient of the $5000 Ravensdown Hugh Williams Scholarship.

Tim Sheed’s interest in the agricultural sector was sparked by his upbringing as the third generation to lend a hand on his family’s sheep and beef farm in Beautiful Valley, inland from Temuka between Geraldine and Fairlie.