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Articles by Peter Callus
Variants within the MMP3 and COL5A1 genes associate with soft tissue injury history in elite male rugby athletes
1 Introduction Compared to other team sports rugby has one of the highest injury incidence and severity rates, most of these are soft tissue injuries which damage the ligaments, tendons and muscles.1 This is likely due to the intermittent, collision-based nature of the sport. Furthermore, the increasing size and strength of elite rugby athletes2 is likely contributing to the high injury rates in the modern game, due to associated changes in momentum during collisions and changes of direction.
Three days of Govt energy announcements put wind in NZ's 100%-renewable-energy-target sail
Five energy policy discussion papers The Government has today released five eagerly awaited energy discussion papers covering the: Gas Transition Plan; Interim Hydrogen Roadmap; regulations to enable offshore renewable energy development; market measures to improve the electricity market; and measures to implement the Government's commitment to ban new fossil-fuel baseload electricity generation. All discussion papers are available here, with submissions due by 2 November 2023.
Why low-emission credentials are increasingly critical when raising capital
Investment entities, including those in the public sector, are increasingly looking to drive climate change outcomes through engagement with private sector investee companies in Aotearoa New Zealand (NZ). This trend is reflected in the position statement recently issued by the Accident Compensation Corporation, Government Superannuation Fund Authority, NZ Superannuation Fund and National Provident Fund (together known as Crown Investors).
Introduction to renewable energy in New Zealand
Russell McVeagh | Energy & Natural Resources - New Zealand Mei Fern Johnson, Michael Loan, Peter Callus, Steven Sutton Introduction Investment destination Regulatory regimes Introduction Renewable energy is a significant part of the electricity generation mix in New Zealand, accounting for over 80% of overall generation.
NZ oil and gas sector - continued transition and regulatory framework
Russell McVeagh | Energy & Natural Resources - New Zealand Mei Fern Johnson, Peter Callus, Gareth Worthington Block Offer 2020 More Act changes coming Comment New Zealand's oil and gas industry continues to go through a period of transition, with changes made to the Crown Minerals Act 1991 in 2021 and proposed further amendments to the Act currently going through the select committee process.
NZ oil and gas sector - Continued transition and regulatory framework
New Zealand's oil and gas industry continues to go through a period of transition, with changes made to the Crown Minerals Act 1991 (Act) in 2021 and proposed further amendments to the Act currently going through the select committee process.
New Zealand's new offshore wind regulatory framework
Introduction Speed is vital Strong political appetite Introduction Offshore wind is an emerging sector in New Zealand on the back of the opportunity afforded by its globally recognised abundant wind resources. The government has confirmed its intention of establishing an offshore renewable energy framework by 2024 and has released the first of two consultation documents requesting submissions on the framework (submissions close on 14 April 2023).
New Zealand's new offshore wind regulatory framework - Catching up with Australia, Asia and Europe
Offshore wind is an emerging sector in New Zealand on the back of the opportunity afforded by its globally recognised abundant wind resources. The New Zealand Government has confirmed its intention to establish an offshore renewable energy framework by 2024 and has released the first of two consultation documents requesting submissions on the framework (submissions close on 14 April 2023). The consultation document is available here.
Energy Blog: What's to come in 2023
Welcome back to the Energy Blog for 2023! To kick things off, we reflect on 2022, which was another milestone year for energy matters in Aotearoa. We then set our sights on what’s coming up in 2023.
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