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Snippets for 30 July 2020
In this edition of Snippets we kick off with big news from the financial world, with one of the world’s largest banks starting to measure the GHG impacts of loans and investments. Closer to home, Kiwibank has decided that it will no longer fund or provide services to the fossil fuels industry, and that it will seek out more sustainable activities to back. We also have articles that discuss how massive GHG reductions can be made through improved air conditioner efficiencies as
Hydrology, 30 July 2020
Storage chart provided courtesy of Energy Link
Snippets for 16 July 2020
Welcome to another edition of our Snippets newsletter. In this time of pandemic, climate change and societal upheaval, it is reassuring to see that the giants in corporate sustainability reporting are trying to harmonise and simplify reporting. With this simplification, these reports, required to give interested parties information on the societal implications of a business’ initiatives and undertakings, will ultimately become more relevant and set a tone for the “new world”.
Hydrology, 16 July 2020
Storage chart provided courtesy of Energy Link
Snippets for 2 July 2020
Change is in the air and sometimes you get a glimpse of a new and more sustainable future. The moment, you realise that something fundamental is taking place. The confluence of a pandemic that shows no end in sight and emerging new technologies and thinking, has seen shifts that until now seemed to be bogged down by the inertia of business as usual. This issue of Snippets examines the emergence of Green Hydrogen as a likely fuel of the future. Whilst the use of renewable e
Hydrology, 2 July 2020
Storage chart provided courtesy of Energy Link
