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Waste-to-value, bioenergy and the carbon economy in Aotearoa — field notes from the living biorefinery.
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We won the People's Choice
Credit: © 2023 Orion Startups tackling waste win big at Orion Energy Accelerator pitch event. ** - - - - - - - - - - - ** [Previous](#slideshow_1677788071273) [Next](#slideshow_1677788071273) Orion En...
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Credit: © 2022 Ākina Foundation Aotearoa needs more businesses that make a positive difference New Zealand’s impact investing market is valued at $8 billion. Investors are increasingly looking to inve...
Read the piece →The Human Superorganism
This video from the animated series, "The Human Superorganism", is an 8-minute film that; Outlines the centrality of energy to our economies How energy has costs in energy terms How energy relates to ...
Read the piece →The problem with coal and water
Sometimes it's better to rely on others to tell the real story. In this first video, Behind New Zealand's '100% Pure' Image lies a Dirty Truth by Foreign Correspondent for ABC discusses the real story...
Read the piece →When will ETS for NZ reach $475 /tonne?
The (DRAFT) New Zealand Infrastructure Strategy Rautaki Hanganga, o Aotearoa, has been released. The strategy is aimed at transforming our infrastructure requires us to seize opportunities that will m...
Read the piece →Our letter to Christchurch Council
21 May 2021 Re: Christchurch City Council Contractor Forum To: contractorforum@ccc.govt.nz From: Alimentary Systems Limited Re: Creating Value From Waste - Helping Council reach Carbon Zero Kia ora <n...
Read the piece →The future of waste compliance
Consumers care, They eat plant based meat We need biosecurity Should we put makers in the systems that are public While ETS is a emissions saving, all that happened was the true price was placed on th...
Read the piece →Circular Economy & Transition Engineering
The bioenergy sector in Europe, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Denmark differs from the New Zealand market and is, therefore, more mature due to the mechanism employed in each region. In Denmark, fo...
Read the piece →Transitioning from a Coal-and-Oil-based Energy Economy to a Bioenergy Economy
Energy and economic growth are inseparable and intertwined: you can’t have one without the other. As India struggles with its ‘usual’ challenges of ensuring economic growth and consumption, completing...
Read the piece →Bioenergy in New Zealand could power 20% of our energy needs
Bioenergy should form a fundamental part of any country's energy strategy, more so in New Zealand, where agriculture accounts for half of all GHG emissions. When we include GHG emissions from municipa...
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