
This Climate Business is the Kiwi podcast about turning the climate crisis into an opportunity. Every week host Vincent Heeringa talks to entrepreneurs, investors and experts about what they're doing to solve the climate crisis and get NZ down to zero emissions by 2050 – or sooner.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessNewsBusiness News | |||

Sustainable transport advocate Kirsten Corson tells Ross Inglis that the war on Iran both exposes our dependence on imported oils and offers an opportunity to move away from them.
Wondering how well we are doing with cutting emissions? London-based climate communicator John Lang runs the ruler over NZ's performance and offers Ross Inglis a take on the maturity of the climate debate here, why institutions matter more when gove... more
The outgoing chair of major NZ insurer Tower says climate change is costing lives and money but there are bigger fish to fry before we cut emissions. Ross Inglis asks him to explain.
What does October's energy policy announcement mean for the future of NZ's electricity market and the climate? Law professor Barry Barton steps Ross Inglis through a package big on fossil fuels and very quiet about renewables.
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Vincent never disappoints always insightful informative and on point with the key sustainability issues that you need to know.
Love the diversity and style of the podcast - please keep them coming!
What makes this podcast especially wonderful is the diversity of guests that come from so many different backgrounds. You can never predict who’s coming next and that’s what makes this podcast so informative and fun.
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This series centers on practical climate action and sustainability leadership in New Zealand, featuring conversations with researchers, policymakers, business leaders, and innovators who are actively shaping the transition to a low-emission future. Episodes frequently explore energy markets, storage and grids, circular economy, sustainable building, biodiversity financing, and policy or legal challenges to climate goals. A standout is the breadth of guest backgrounds—from academia and law to industry and conservation—often tying technical topics to real-world business or policy implications. Listeners can expect accessible explanations of complex topics, clear links between climate solutions and economic opportunity, and actionable insights... more
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Recent guests on This Climate Business include:
1. Michael Stiassny
2. Barry Barton
3. Dr. Jen Purdie
4. Paul Webster-Young
5. Ken Webster
6. Robin Mitchell
7. Jessica Palairet
8. Brendan Haigh
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