Meridian Energy
Profit taking as thousands sell power shares
Tens of thousands of investors in Genesis and Meridian Energy have sold their shares since the companies were privatised. Anusha Bradley reports. Audio
Meridian says closure of turbines could end in cold showers
The head of Meridian Energy says the planned closure of coal and gas fired turbines could mean cold showers for New Zealanders by 2020. Audio
Have asset sale funds gone where promised?
The government has been accused of spending asset sale proceeds on pet projects rather than schools and hospitals as promised.
Meridian Energy to remain focused on holding onto customers
Intense competition and a slowing economy will prompt Meridian Energy to remain focused on holding onto customers for longer, while it plans to expand its Powershop retail brand in Britain. Audio
Decision delay over Tiwai Point
The owners of the Tiwai Point Aluminium Smelter and Meridian Energy have agreed to delay a decision on the plant's future by a month. Audio
Power for the People
In Spectrum this week Jerome Cvitanovich travels to Otematata to meet the Meridian staff who keep the Benmore dam operating and meet the men, women and children who moved to the village 50 years ago… Audio
Meridian to return $625m to investors
Meridian Energy says returning 625 million dollars to shareholders over the next five years is the best option because it can't see any suitable investment opportunities. Audio
Waitaki river could be sourced for water
Meridian Energy has been involved in investigating a potential irrigation scheme in South Canterbury since 2005. Audio
Green scheme will prompt Meridian to review value
Meridian Energy is to examine the value of its operations in Australia, once the Federal Government makes a final call on its Renewable Energy Target. Audio