Mayor of the Moree Plains Shire, Councillor Susannah Pearse, Minister for Energy Penny Sharpe, Hiringa Energy co-founders, CEO Andrew Clennett and chair Cathy Clennett, and Sundown Pastoral Company co-owner David Statham officially turn the first sods at the GEGHA project hydrogen and ammonia plant. Hiringa Energy and Sundown Pastoral Company today welcomed a key construction milestone of NSW’s first large scale green hydrogen and ammonia production facility. Having completed installation of...

POLICY EDITORIAL | ENERGY SECURITY & TRANSPORT An editorial for government and policymakers on the strategic role of green hydrogen in securing New Zealand’s economic resilience The Vulnerability We Need to Address New Zealand’s freight and transport sector sits at the end of one of the longest fuel supply chains in the world. Every litre of diesel that moves a truck across the Bombay Hills, hauls timber out of Nelson, or delivers refrigerated produce to the port of Tauranga has been...

Ngā Wairiki-Ngāti Apa is staking its claim in New Zealand's clean energy future, backing a 280-megawatt green hydrogen and methanol project that could deliver climate gains, generational returns and long-term iwi ownership. By Moana Ellis, Local Democracy Reporting Te Rūnanga o Ngā Wairiki-Ngāti Apa is positioning itself at the forefront of renewable energy development, backing an ambitious green hydrogen and methanol project it said could be "massive" for the iwi. The venture signals a...