At the is event we had Meridian Energy and Contact Energy sharing their vision and feasibility study to develop a green hydrogen plant in New Zealand.

The European Union and New Zealand share ambitious decarbonisation goals which place the power sector in a strategic pivotal role to not only carry its share of the economy wide emissions reduction effort but to also enable the transition of other sectors, such as transport.

Increasing digitalisation in the energy sector will allow us to use new technologies in new ways. Digital solutions were among the most uncertain issues facing energy leaders according to the 2020 World Energy Council's Energy Issues survey. So what does this data-driven future look like?

Join us to hear Mike Fuge, CEO at Contact Energy and Guy Waipara, General Manager Development at Meridian Energy, provide insights into their collaboration, feasibility study and proposed development of the world’s first large-scale green hydrogen plant in the lower South Island.

As we transition to a net-zero carbon economy by 2050, policy makers, investors and consumers are searching for tools to help them manage risks and seize opportunities. The updated New Zealand Energy Scenarios Times-NZ 2.0 will help New Zealanders think about our energy future and the range of trade-offs and choices we might face.

As we transition to a net-zero carbon economy by 2050, policy makers, investors and consumers are searching for tools to help them manage risks and seize opportunities. The updated New Zealand Energy Scenarios Times-NZ 2.0 will help New Zealanders think about our energy future and the range of trade-offs and choices we might face.

As we transition to a net-zero carbon economy by 2050, policy makers, investors and consumers are searching for tools to help them manage risks and seize opportunities. The updated New Zealand Energy Scenarios Times-NZ 2.0 will help New Zealanders think about our energy future and the range of trade-offs and choices we might face.

As we transition to a net-zero carbon economy by 2050, policy makers, investors and consumers are searching for tools to help them manage risks and seize opportunities. The updated New Zealand Energy Scenarios Times-NZ 2.0 will help New Zealanders think about our energy future and the range of trade-offs and choices we might face.

As we transition to a net-zero carbon economy by 2050, policy makers, investors and consumers are searching for tools to help them manage risks and seize opportunities. The updated New Zealand Energy Scenarios Times-NZ 2.0 will help New Zealanders think about our energy future and the range of trade-offs and choices we might face.