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Snippets for 24 September 2020
Welcome to another edition of Snippets. This week we look at emissions reporting and the joining of forces to implement required change, on a governmental and business basis. The NZ government’s proposed TCFD opens this week’s newsletter. Who does it apply to and when? Investors have a lot of influence and are making their opinions obvious. They are demanding the world’s biggest polluters have better emissions reduction strategies, and the cross-border difficulties of emissio
Hydrology, 24 September 2020
Storage chart provided courtesy of Energy Link
Snippets for 10 September 2020
Welcome back to another edition of Snippets. Renewable generation features this week as the price of wind, both on-shore and more recently off-shore, continue to decrease, along with large scale solar PV. Ideologically, there are those on the conservation right who will argue that coal and oil will live forever, but the markets are signalling otherwise. In Australia, some coal fired stations are only running at 50% capacity, which are patently unsustainable, especially given
Hydrology, 10 September 2020
Storage chart provided courtesy of Energy Link
