Green MP Gareth Hughes talks about his priorities for the energy sector, and shares his thinking about the evolution of the Green Party's energy policies since the election.

Two of Deloitte Australia’s Infrastructure Advisory Practice experts, Liesbet Spanjaard and Ros Warburton, provide an overview of the Future Freight Scenario Study and their insights into the possible implications for New Zealand.

Labour MP Stuart Nash talked about policy life after ‘New Zealand Power’ and shared his thoughts about the Labour Party’s energy policy priorities and how he is thinking about these issues since his appointment as Energy Spokesperson.

The BusinessNZ Energy Council (BEC) was delighted to host Patrick Harris who shared with insights emerging from the Future Agenda workshops taking place around the world.

The BusinessNZ Energy Council (BEC) has established a Young Energy Professionals Network (the Network).

Hon Simon Bridges talks about his priorities over the coming term of government, and the synergies between his energy, transport and climate change portfolios at a breakfast hosted by the BusinessNZ Energy Council and sponsored by Contact Energy.

Hear Dr Sean Simpson, co-founder of pioneering sustainable fuels company LanzaTech and 2013 winner of the Kea World Class New Zealand Award for Science, discuss sustainable fuel and chemical processes, ranging from available, mature technologies right through to those on the brink of commercialisation and those still further back in their development stage.

The third of 3 presentations in our Meet the Regulator series. Brent Alderton and Nick Russ of the Commerce Commission speak about what keeps them awake at night.

The second of 3 presentations in our Meet the Regulator series. Steve Bielby, Chief Executive of the gas market regulator, the Gas Industry Company, speak about what keeps him awake at night.

This event featured climate change spokespeople from four political parties who outlined their respective policies they want to implement, or continue to implement, if they're in Government following the general election in September.