STORY OF THE WEEK: Project Aqua Axed By Meridian

ACT Mortified At Suggestions Of Govt. Building Generation The energy sector and related industries must be mortified by Energy Minister Pete Hodgson's announcement that the new Electricity Commission will engage in building generation capacity if others don't, ACT New Zealand Deputy Leader and Energy Spokesman Ken Shirley says. See... Energy Minister's Blooper
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Hodgson Talks Energy After Aqua - Unsurprisingly, I thought I would begin by discussing Meridian's surprise announcement earlier this week that it was stopping work on Project Aqua. See... After Aqua: NZ's electricity future
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Look! No Power Shortages Here – Hodgson - Substantial new electricity generation will be added to New Zealand's electricity system over the next few years, says Energy Minister Pete Hodgson. See... New electricity generation coming on
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- Greens - See... Greens Delighted At The Fall Of Aqua
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State Owned Generator Meridian Gives Up On Project Aqua - Meridian Energy has today announced it will not continue with Project Aqua, its hydro development project on the Lower Waitaki river. See... Meridian announces stop to Project Aqua
REACTION:
- Rockgas - Canterbury needs to use gas as alternative
- EPMU - Union calls for assurance over power supply
- Govt. - Meridian’s Early Decision Allows Adjustment
- National - Direction needed from Govt over power generation
- ACT - RMA Spells The End For Project Aqua

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