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This week, the Government announced its proposed regulatory design for the long-awaited offshore renewable energy regime. The announcement was one of a suite of energy-related announcements released as part of the Government's Electrify NZ plan. The regime is intended to cover all commercial offshore renewables energy infrastructure, however, the Government has recognised that offshore wind is the most mature technology and will likely be the first projects ready for permit applications. In our latest Energy Blog update, we summarise the key design features of the proposed offshore wind regulatory framework and what the next steps might be, which you can access here: https://lnkd.in/gyEzeugJ If you would like to discuss the implications of the proposed regime, please get in touch. #OffshoreWind #Renewables #RenewableEnergy #ElectrifyNZ Mei Fern Johnson | Michael Loan | Breanna Macara | Emily McCulloch

With 2 weeks to go before the premiere wind energy event of 2024, we are pleased to confirm the following speakers at this year's event; Mike Roan, Tim Thompson, James Flannery - General Manager Strategy, Contact Energy Ltd and Chris Blenkiron. Facilitated by Jonathan Young, this panel discussion will traverse the energy security risks on today's grid, the capacity of the market to provide this security, the effects of the Tiwai deal, and how new demand response contracts and upcoming energy storage investments can help. NZWEA is also pleased to announce that Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment officials will be presenting at this year's Summit to update the industry on the latest policy announcements under the Government's Electrify NZ plans, and will provide updates on the Offshore Renewable Energy Regulatory Regime. Secure your registration here: https://lnkd.in/gMDbnkye With thanks to our sponsors: Beca, Parkwind, Mercury NZ, Copenhagen Offshore Partners, Contact Energy Ltd, Meridian Energy,Boffa Miskell Limited, AECOM, Sumitomo Corporation, Aurecon, Goldwind, BlueFloat Energy Elemental Group Limited partnership, ElectroNet Group and Tonkin + Taylor.

With 3 weeks to go before the premiere wind energy event of 2024, we are pleased to confirm the following panel speakers at this year's event: Hon. Max Bradford, Phil O'Reilly ONZM Hon. Max Bradford, Phil O'Reilly ONZM and Kerry McDonald - Company Director, Economist & former Comalco/Rio Tinto Senior Executive. Facilitated by Brigid McArthur, this panel discussion will traverse the Think Big policies and whether these policies have been a success for the country, and are they relevant in today's world. In the 1970s, the Muldoon-led Third National Government faced an ailing economy and a series of crises in oil supply. When Bill Birch became Minister of Energy in 1978, he looked to the large petroleum reserves in and offshore Taranaki as a key tool to kickstart economic recovery and growth. Thus the Think Big Projects were spawned, projects from which New Zealand still benefits in many ways. Think Big had downsides though, and itself spawned Rogernomics, the effects of which we are also still feeling today. Register here https://lnkd.in/gMDbnkye We would also like to acknowledge and thank our Summit sponsors for their support and partnership: Parkwind , Beca, Mercury NZ, Taranaki Offshore Partnership ,Contact Energy Ltd, Boffa Miskell Limited ,AECOM,Sumitomo Corporation, Aurecon, Goldwind, BlueFloat Energy Elemental Group Limited partnership, ElectroNet Group, and Tonkin + Taylor.