Production of Sustainable Aviation Fuel at Marsden Point progresses to the next phase
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Channel Infrastructure announces change in Chief Executive Officer
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Channel Infrastructure and Fortescue Future Industries progress scoping study for Green Hydrogen Production at Marsden Point
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Channel Infrastructure set to welcome largest refined product ship to ever travel to New Zealand
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Channel Infrastructure seeks partner to lock in secure, affordable electricity
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Channel Infrastructure NZ Limited held its Annual Shareholder Meeting today, where the company announced that Simon Allen will step down from the Board later in the year, and James Miller will take over as Chairman at that time.
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Channel Infrastructure releases blueprint for lower-carbon energy transition
Post categories Media ReleasesPosted on:Channel Infrastructure, New Zealand’s largest fuel import terminal based at Marsden Point in Northland, has today released its inaugural sustainability report: Our Transition to a Sustainable Future.
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Channel Infrastructure, the Marsden Point fuel import terminal has today officially launched, with trading opening on the new company, CHI, on the NZX this morning.
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Refining NZ and Fortescue Future Industries agree to feasibility study to investigate the potential of green hydrogen
Post categories Media ReleasesPosted on:Refining NZ (RNZ) and Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) have today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to study the feasibility of production, storage, distribution, and export of industrial-scale green hydrogen from Marsden Point.
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Refining NZ successfully raises funds to support growth of Channel Infrastructure private storage services
Post categories Media ReleasesPosted on:Refining NZ has completed a $39.0 million equity raise to fund growth through private storage services, which is the first of a range of exciting growth opportunities for Channel Infrastructure and Marsden Point after conversion from Refining NZ, in April 2022.
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Refining NZ Board confirms transition to import terminal, due to take place in April 2022
Post categories Media ReleasesPosted on:Refining NZ have today announced the Board have taken a final investment decision confirming the change in operations of their Marsden Point site. This means that Refining NZ will transition to an import-only fuel terminal, called Channel Infrastructure, from April 2022.
