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Businesses want consistent climate policy from new govt
Carbon News story about launch of CLC’s Fifth Anniversary Snapshot Report.

NBR article on Fifth Anniversary Snapshot Report
NBR article on the Coalition’s Fifth Anniversary Snapshot Report.

BusinessDesk article on Fifth Anniversary Snapshot Report
BusinessDesk article on the Coalition’s Fifth Anniversary Snapshot Report.

RadioNZ Morning Report interview on Fifth Anniversary Snapshot Report
RadioNZ Morning Report interview with CLC CEO Convenor Jolie Hodson on the Coalition’s Fifth Anniversary Snapshot Report.
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Business of Tech podcast with KPMG and Cogo: can good data help tackle climate change?
Podcast featuring KPMG on climate related discloses and Cogo on how they are helping people and small businesses across the globe get better visibility into their own emissions.

Air New Zealand opens EOI to airports to be home to next generation aircraft
Air New Zealand opens EOI to airports to be home to next generation aircraft. Announcement by early 2024 on which type of lower emission commercial demonstrator aircraft will be flying from 2026. Aircraft will initially fly cargo only services.

Beca and Planet Price strategic partnership to enhance client understanding of planetary impact
Beca and Planet Price are delighted to announce we have formalised our existing collaboration through a strategic partnership agreement.
Over the last year we have been working closely with Planet Price, a tech company specialising in AI-powered solutions that calculate the real cost of products and services, to enhance our shared clients’ understanding of their planetary impact.

Z Energy: Charging your EV at home
As the popularity of Electric Vehicles (EVs) rises, home charging stations have become an essential accessory for many EV owners. We’ve unpacked the available charging options so you can choose the perfect one that suits your needs.

Z Energy: The basics of electric vehicles
If you’re considering an electric vehicle (EV), you’re in good company. With EV sales soaring, it’s clear that more of us are realising the benefits of making the switch. Here’s what you need to know about the types of EVs on the market so you can find the best fit for you.

Z Energy: Get the most out of your EV charger
EV chargers are making their way into a growing number of Kiwi homes, but it can be tough to keep up with the fast flying terminology and advancements. So let’s get you up to speed on how to get the most out of your charge.

Ravensdown is reducing its greenhouse gas emissions with low-carbon urea
Ravensdown has received a delivery of New Zealand’s lowest carbon urea, signalling a major step in the co-operative’s transition to a low-carbon future.

Hydrogen truck trial – the future of emissions-free parcel transport – NZ Post
It sails up the Bombay Hills, accelerates faster than fossil fuel vehicles, and incurs less driver fatigue – some of the key findings from a trial of NZ Post’s new zero emission, hydrogen fuel cell-powered truck.

Powered by the sun: NZ’s top 10 projects
CLC and SBC piece featured in BusinessDesk featuring 10 solar projects being undertaken by our member businesses.

Fonterra increases emissions reduction ambitions
Fonterra has today announced a lift in its decarbonisation ambition with a new Scope 1&2 emissions reduction target which will be achieved by bringing forward some of its work to get out of coal.

EV roaming pilot coming to New Zealand as ChargeNet, Z Energy and OpenLoop partner up for 2024 trial project
Three of New Zealand’s leading EV charging providers – ChargeNet, Z Energy (Z) and Counties Energy Limited, which operates OpenLoop – have today announced they are launching an EV charging roaming trial, with support from Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (EECA). The project aims to develop and trial EV-roaming capability between the three EV charging networks, which would enable EV drivers to charge at any of three networks from their choice of account.

Supermarkets put farmers on notice they will have to provide farm specific emissions data
Supermarkets are looking at how they can reduce emissions from farms that supply them with meat, milk and fresh produce.
Countdown head of sustainability, Catherine Langabeer, said as part of its wider sustainability plan Countdown committed to reduce supplier emissions by 90% by 2030.