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Northland’s clean energy boom stalling amid weak power grid links (opens the original)
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The downed Transpower pylon at Glorit, north of Auckland, cut electricity to 88,000 Northlanders. Northland has long been touted as a renewable energy hotspot, but despite solar farms and now wind power, a lack of infrastructure is holding back the switch. The region’s growing renewable energy market and challenges are laid bare in an economic report from Northland Regional Council economist Darryl Jones and economic advisor Codie McIntyre. It paints a picture of scope to expand renewable energy
Northland’s clean energy boom stalling amid weak power grid links (opens the original)
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The downed Transpower pylon at Glorit, north of Auckland, cut electricity to 88,000 Northlanders. Northland has long been touted as a renewable energy hotspot, but despite solar farms and now wind power, a lack of infrastructure is holding back the switch. The region’s growing renewable energy market and challenges are laid bare in an economic report from Northland Regional Council economist Darryl Jones and economic advisor Codie McIntyre. It paints a picture of scope to expand renewable energy
$4.5m Govt loan to boost iwi-led mussel spat nursery in Far North (opens the original)
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About 60 per cent of the spat for the country's commercial mussel farms comes from Ninety Mile Beach Te Oneroa-a-Tohe. The industry is set to expand further in the Far North with a $4.5 million Government loan. The Far North’s status as the home of the country’s commercial mussel spat industry will be strengthened with a nursery in Houhora Bay, backed by a $4.5 million Government loan and a fast-track consent process. The greenshell mussel, or kūtai, industry earns more than $380m in exports eac
Retiring Northport boss signs off after guiding port's evolution (opens the original)
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Northport chief executive Jon Moore is retiring after 20 years at the helm. Photo / Mike Dinsdale After joining the British Merchant Navy as a cadet at 17, Jon Moore has spent more than 50 years in the maritime industry. Now the Northport chief executive is retiring, satisfied his work is done. Moore first came to Northland in 1994 to help a friend with stevedoring services but fell in love with the region. After serving as harbourmaster at Tauranga and deputy harbourmaster at Fremantle in Austr
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