Fonterra powers ahead with new electrode boiler at Edendale site

Fonterra powers ahead with new electrode boiler at Edendale site

Fonterra has officially opened the first electrode boiler at its Edendale site – its southernmost dairy processing facility. The co-operative will also...

Fonterra Commits $65 Million to Ditch Coal and Embrace Renewable Energy

read the original version on: www.retailnews.asia Fonterra has taken a major step toward its decarbonisation goals with the commissioning of its first electrode boiler at its Edendale site in Southland, New Zealand. This move marks a significant shift away from coal usage in the dairy cooperative’s operations. NZ$70 Million Investment for Further Transition The company has pledged an additional NZ$70 million […] The post Fonterra Commits $65 Mil…

Fonterra announces next steps in move out of coal - FMCG Business

As Fonterra officially opened the first electrode boiler at its Edendale site today, it announced further plans to progress decarbonisation at its Southern most site.    The Co-operative will invest a further $70 million in two new electrode boilers as it moves away from using coal while securing renewable energy solutions to future-proof its sites.    Minister for Climate Change and Energy, Simon Watts, who officially opened the existing plant …

Fonterra boosts IT services with worldwide ServiceNow rollout

A core database has helped dairy cooperative Fonterra reap significant benefits from its ServiceNow rollout across multiple business functions. Delivering consistent data and ongoing maintenance in an environment of evolving business needs and multiple sources of configuration item data was an enormous challenge. New Zealand’s largest company needed to build a solid foundation for an accurate so the business could adopt the technology faster. Un…

Fonterra invests $65 million to replace coal with renewable energy

Fonterra has commissioned its first electrode boiler at its Edendale site in Southland, marking a step away from coal use. The dairy giant has also committed NZ$70 million (A$65 million) to install two additional electrode boilers, as part of its broader transition to renewable energy. Fonterra COO Anna Palairet said securing a reliable energy supply is critical to the resilience of the company’s operations.  “Investing in renewable energy solut…

More on the way as Fonterra fires up first electrode boiler

Technology switched on at Edendale to be matched with two new boilers at the plant, co-op announces.