Renewable energy stories
Mercury NZ acquires a 19.99% stake in Tilt Renewables for AUD $143.9 million following a FY18 loss of AUD $2.8 million, driven by poor wind conditions.
Selva Ganapathy and Joyce Chen from the College of Business and Law, University of Canterbury, Christchurch were the APAC winners in 2017.
Execs from Commvault, Six Degrees, Puppet, Cradlepoint, and Skillsoft open their doors to reveals what they're doing to minimise environmental damage.
The company also announced that nine additional manufacturing partners have committed to power all of their Apple production with 100% clean energy.
Digiplex has signed an agreement with a heating and cooling supplier to use the waste heat from its Stockholm data centre to heat thousands of homes.
Tim Fairchild, SAS's global energy director, discusses data's pivotal role in the evolving energy sector and the unique impact of NZ's Downstream conference.
2017 saw installed wind energy capacity surging around the world with huge investment - nations experienced up to 50 percent growth.
HIVE is set to snap up Kolos Norway with the intention to build a major new data centre in Norway run on 100 percent renewable energy.
Schneider Electric partners with Equinix to battle high energy prices in Australia. New services will help businesses access low-cost renewable energy.
Google is investing a further €500m into its Dutch data centre that ran on 100% renewable energy from day 1 to further expand the facility.
Vortical Tech's new turbine converts household tap water flow into 120 watts of electricity, providing sustainable energy with every wash and flush.
Microsoft has completed its first ever solar energy deal in India, purchasing 3MW of solar-powered electricity.
Policy Connect's report has revealed there are grim concerns that the demand for data and digital service will exceed energy efficiency gains.
New Zealand households and farmers could face higher carbon costs, while more trees and low-emissions vehicles are encouraged under the plan.
The conference aims to help New Zealand build a low-carbon economy and create jobs, as it eyes net zero by 2050.
New Zealand’s emissions rose 20% from 1990 to 2016, underscoring the difficulty of meeting its 2030 climate target.
World's first self-driving air taxi in Christchurch showcases New Zealand as a living tech lab, says NZTech CEO.
The project is expected to cut landfill use by more than 90% and power up to 100,000 homes when completed in 2024.
Microsoft says this is the first rooftop solar portfolio in the country focused on serving data center energy consumption.
New Zealand’s transport emissions could fall sharply if biofuels are developed locally, but only with policy support and investment.