Keep eyes open on dry-year risk, energy participants hear
First Gas Group CEO Paul Goodeve says bigger won’t get us out of sticky supply issue.
Reweti Kohere
Mon, 29 Mar 2021
Keeping an open mind is imperative to New Zealand resolving its energy shortage in years of drought, with at least one participant urging the controversial Lake Onslow pumped storage idea not to be ordered immediately.
The annual Downstream energy conference kicked off on Monday, and attendees
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Reweti Kohere
Mon, 29 Mar 2021
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Keep eyes open on dry-year risk, energy participants hear
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