Oil and gas exploration ban may have 'significant implications' for NZ investment
Changes will probably mean higher gas prices because of the restriction in supply.
Business New Zealand says banning new oil and gas exploration offshore may raise doubts among investors about the viability of investing in New Zealand business.
Chief executive Kirk Hope says the government’s decision to continue to recognise existing permits was important, as doing otherwise
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Dane Ambler
Fri, 13 Apr 2018
Fri, 13 Apr 2018
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Oil and gas exploration ban may have 'significant implications' for NZ investment
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