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Snippets for 18 November 2021
Welcome to our latest Snippets newsletter. Well, COP 26 has been and gone. Much was hoped for in terms of a major shift away from fossil fuels and even an outright ban on their use. But with the biggest delegation of 502 delegates being from the fossil fuel sector, bigger than the number of delegates from any one country, including the host the United Kingdom, it was never going to be easy. As such, some are labelling COP 26 as a failure. But was it really? To focus only
Hydrology, 18 November 2021
Storage chart provided courtesy of Energy Link
Snippets for 4 November 2021
Welcome to our latest Snippets newsletter. With COP 26 currently underway in Glasgow, some big commitments will need to be made, followed by some serious action by all. How can NZ play its part, and “get our house in order”? We start by looking at a couple of local developments that may help – a new law for large financial market participants around climate change risks, and how the RBNZ is focusing on climate change. We follow with an in-depth guide to innovative, currently
Hydrology, 4 November 2021
Storage chart provided courtesy of Energy Link
