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Mighty River proposes new wind farm
NZ utility Mighty River Power is seeking approval to build a 53 turbine wind farm south of the town of Dannevirke on the North Island. At full capacity, the company
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Mighty River wants more turbines
The controversy over NZ’s Turitea Wind Farm has taken a new turn, with developer Mighty River Power applying to add another 12 turbines to the 60 which have been approved.
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Saboteurs disrupt NZ oil exploration
NZ protestors demonstrating against oil exploration have sabotaged the work of a seismic survey at Taranaki, in the west of the North Island. Contractors working for Todd Energy and Mighty
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S&P cautious on NZ electricity sector
Ratings agency Standard & Poors has highlighted ongoing uncertainty in NZ electricity markets as the Electricity Authority ponders its response to recent prike hikes. “From a credit perspective, it isn’t
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NZ furore over price spike
Maintenance on power lines in NZ over the weekend led to a massive spike in wholesale energy prices to as high as NZ$20,000 per megawatt hour, more than 200 times
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Mighty River invests in geothermal
State-owned NZ utility Might River Power had invested US$124 million into overseas geothermal projects to the end of 2010, according to the company’s interim report. The investment is part of
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Mighty River allowed smaller windfarm
Mighty River Power has received Government approval for its Turitea wind farm near Palmerston North, but has been allowed barely half the turbines it had originally planned. A board of






