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Meridian Energy
Business
June 6
Meridian boss briefs investors
Six months after its partial listing by the Government, Meridian Energy is confident of hitting prospectus targets, but its boss concedes the future of Tiwai Point aluminium smelter remains the elephant in the room.
News
March 28
Meridian matter of fact about low lake, river levels
Low lake levels throughout Otago mean electricity suppliers may face winter with below-average storage levels.
Business
February 19
First Meridian report indicates 'good start'
Meridian Energy delivered some more bad news for the prospective Labour-Green government when it yesterday delivered its first report since listing last year on the NZX.
North Otago
November 29
Meridian appeals discharge decision
Power company Meridian Energy Ltd has appealed a decision to grant resource consent for a 2000-cow Twizel farm to discharge dairy effluent, because of concern it could impact on operations on the Upper Waitaki hydro-scheme.
Business
November 19
Higher storage, lower price
Newly-listed Meridian Energy received an average price for its generation in the three months ended September 22% lower than in the same quarter last year.
Business
October 29
Market shrugs off political concerns
Investors shrugged off any concern about the political future as large volumes of Meridian shares were traded after the country's largest energy company listed on the NZX yesterday.
Business
October 24
Meridian float may force Govt's hand
Less money than expected received from the partial sell-down of Meridian Energy may force the Government to rethink its state-owned assets sales programme.
Business
October 13
Five reports on Meridian share float
Five separate and independent reports have now been lodged with the New Zealand stock exchange about Meridian Energy's partial share float.
Business
October 3
$1.60 Meridian limit advised
The short-term high dividend yield offered by Meridian Energy made the shares worth buying through to the upper retail limit of $1.60, Wanaka-based Logic Fund Management said in its research note.
North Otago
October 1
Meridian offloads farmland
Almost a decade after Meridian Energy canned its planned $1.2 billion Project Aqua hydro-electric canal scheme on the Waitaki River, nearly 900ha of North Otago farmland bought for the project is to go under the hammer.
North Otago
September 19
Business as usual for fund
A community programme that has funded more than $2.2 million of projects in the Waitaki since it was set up by Meridian Energy six years ago will not be affected by the looming partial privatisation of the state-owned energy provider.
Business
September 17
Research available to investors
Independant research on state-owned power company Meridian Energy will be made available following feedback during the Mighty River Power offer which said more information was needed.
Business
September 2
Meridian sale further complicated
Another complication arose yesterday to the forthcoming sale of state-owned Meridian Energy after the Keep Our Assets coalition's petition reached the required numbers to trigger a referendum.
Business
August 12
View Meridian sale could raise $2.5b
State-owned energy company Meridian Energy is likely to list on the NZX on October 18 as the Government seeks to sell down 49% of the company to retail and institutional investors.
Business
August 8
Deal boost for Meridian
The Government's decision to supply the operator of the Tiwai Point aluminium smelter with $30 million to secure a power deal with Meridian Energy is seen as a cynical attempt to lift the state-owned power company's value to future shareholders.
Business
May 28
Meridian, Genesis IPOs to go ahead
The partial sell-downs of Meridian and Genesis Energy will proceed, with Meridian to be listed later this year but no date put on the Genesis listing.
Business
May 15
Meridian may be next to market
The Government is expected to announce today the next state-owned energy company to be partly sold down and if it is Meridian Energy, the float will dwarf all in the past two decades.
Business
April 4
Suspicion at smelter power snag
Meridian Energy is being accused of deliberately withdrawing from talks with Pacific Aluminium on the eve of Easter, leaving the operator of the Tiwai Point aluminium smelter with no room to move.
Business
October 11
Smelter talks 'not broken'
Reports that Meridian Energy walked away from talks with the owners of the Tiwai Pt aluminum smelter last week are simply false, its chief executive Mark Binns says.
News
September 21
Homeowner-generated electricity payment lower
Meridian Energy has revealed the size of the cut it intends making in payments for electricity generated by homeowners with photo voltaic panels on their roofs.
Business
August 13
Increased costs hit Meridian
An unprecedented year of low hydro flows and increased energy-related costs dragged Meridian Energy's operating profit down 28%, despite a lift in the company's total revenue.
News
June 6
Electricity return falls
The growing popularity of homeowners generating electricity from the sun via photovoltaic panels has led Meridian Energy to consider cutting the rate it pays for home-generated electricity.
West Coast
May 21
Meridian pulls plug on West Coast hydro scheme
Meridian has pulled the plug on its proposed Mokihinui hydro project on the West Coast of the South Island.
Business
April 15
Institutions to bid up SOE shares
The price of shares in the partially-listed state owned enterprises will be pushed up significantly as institutional investors, particularly superannuation funds, compete to meet demand.
North Otago
March 26
Wetlands plan has backing
Restoration, by the Duntroon community, of a wetland as a visitor attraction has received a boost with support from Meridian Energy Ltd which owns it.
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