Are we planning for abundance or scarcity? Garth Bray 2degrees Business wrap |…

Are we planning for abundance or scarcity? Garth Bray 2degrees Business wrap | Herald NOW Business <!--mynz:youtube-chapters--> {"v":1,"chapters":[{"timeSeconds":0,"label":"Business Wrap Introduction","summary":"The segment begins with a business wrap introduction, posing the question of whether New Zealand is planning for abundance or scarcity."},{"timeSeconds":16,"label":"Global Energy Approaches","summary":"The discussion touches on how European nations, US states, India, and China are tackling energy, focusing on renewables and trading energy across borders."},{"timeSeconds":37,"label":"California's Energy Surplus","summary":"California is highlighted for producing so much electricity that it sometimes makes agreements with neighboring states to take the excess."},{"timeSeconds":45,"label":"Exporting Renewable Energy","summary":"The idea of exporting renewable energy by processing it into finished goods or data center compute is explored."},{"timeSeconds":64,"label":"Transmission Challenges","summary":"The $22 billion problem of tackling transmission for energy is identified as a significant challenge over the next decade."},{"timeSeconds":112,"label":"Dry Year Risk","summary":"The risk of a dry year is presented as a significant threat to New Zealand's hydro system, comparable to other energy issues."},{"timeSeconds":115,"label":"Flipping the Script","summary":"The segment suggests that focusing on green electrons could potentially flip the script on closures seen in the far north and Tairawhiti regions."}]} <!--/mynz:youtube-chapters-->