News and Updates

We are pleased to present Todd’s latest Sustainable Development Report, which details Todd’s progress towards a more sustainable future. This year’s report highlights the 2024 sustainability impacts of Todd’s core energy businesses: Todd Energy, Nova Energy, and Todd’s corporate offices. The 2024 report also includes

The first stage of Te Mahere Rerenga Rauropi, the Mangahewa D wellsite biodiversity project, has been successfully completed with the onsite bund planting finished in October.   This planting was a crucial step to meet resource consent conditions aimed at mitigating the visual impact of

Once again, we’re pleased to share Todd’s latest Sustainable Development Report. The 2023 Sustainable Development Report covers the 2023 year for Todd’s key operating businesses including Todd Energy, Nova Energy, and Todd’s corporate offices. The 2023 report is Todd’s third publicly available Sustainable Development Report, and

In late July, some amazing students from Matapu School in south Taranaki came together with the Yarrows Taranaki Bulls to plant the whenua as part of Todd Energy’s Planting Trees for Tomorrow partnership. The initiative, now in its second year, sees the Taranaki Rugby Football

We’re pleased to share the Todd Corporation’s 2022 Sustainable Development Report, Todd’s second publicly available Sustainable Development Report. The 2022 Sustainable Development Report not only features Todd Energy, it also covers the 2022 year for Todd Energy Canada, Nova Energy, and the Todd Corporation’s corporate

Todd Energy has enjoyed a long and positive partnership with Ngāti Mutunga iwi. Late last year, we confirmed a three-year partnership extension with Ngāti Mutunga, enabling the continuation of some hugely important mahi, including both the existing Taramoukou conservation project and the launch of some new freshwater projects.

In mid-2022, Otaraua Hapū and Ngati Rahiri Hapū came together with Parininihi ki Waitotara (PKW) and Tawhirikura Hapū to plant the whenua near Todd Energy’s Mangahewa C wellsite in north Taranaki. Rawiri Doorbar from Otaraua Hapū led a karakia at Atkinson Nurseries, followed by a

Todd Energy’s restoration of the Kapuni Awa (Stream) after a large flood has been recognised with an Environmental Leadership in Business award.

When asked what he enjoys most about working at Todd, Brendon is quick to talk about variety – and having a great team.

I attend the morning call to the rig about 8am and, after that, it’s time to send out the morning report from the previous day’s activity and track the progress of the well compared to plan. Then it’s about preparing torque, drag and hydraulics models for the next section of the current well.