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Bioenergy news

  • Beyond the log
  • Karioi mill site eyed for wood-pellet plant
  • Belching and farting cows may be the future
  • Redevelopment of the Marsden Point Energy Precinct
  • Biogas could plug NZ's growing energy gap
  • Govt to quietly scrap looming ban on coal boilers
  • Bioenergy Association welcomes Government decision to transition schools from diesel boilers, using homegrown energy that helps NZ’s fuel resilience
  • Cheaper, greener energy: Biogas could far outshine imported LNG by 2050, report suggests
  • RNZ Midday Business News - interview with Brian Cox (6 March 2026)
  • RNZ The Detail - interview with Brian Cox (3 March 2026)
  • The carbon difference between LNG and Bioenergy: Does it matter?
  • The plan for bioenergy security: A homegrown energy solution for New Zealand
  • The pipes are staying - now let's fill them with something better
  • To prevent slash damage, we must take action before storms occur
  • Charcoal from slash
  • Why we're still struggling with bioenergy
  • Bioenergy Association unveils a faster, cheaper, nz-made alternative to LNG
  • Foresta welcomes Government support for Kawerau plant
  • New Zealand government statement on biogas
  • Wood Energy Strategy - Diversifying New Zealand's energy mix

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