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Contact Details:
Tel: +64 9 355 8593
Fax: +64 9 355 8022
Email: julia.hoare@nz.pwc.com
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Julia is a partner with PricewaterhouseCoopers and leads the New Zealand Sustainability and Climate Change Services practice.
She works with New Zealand businesses assisting them with carbon management strategies, carbon footprints, verification, compliance, assessing the impact of carbon on a business' value, ETS advice, and carbon credit trading and creation. She has extensive experience advising on both regulatory matters and issues in the voluntary market.
Julia has been a partner with PricewaterhouseCoopers for over 16 years focusing extensively on climate change, carbon, tax policy and legislative issues. She is extensively involved in climate change policy and was on the Government's Leadership Forum on Climate Change. She also participates on working groups considering business opportunities, complimentary measures, the voluntary market and emission unit allocations to industry.
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Contact Details:
Tel: +64 9 355 8600
Fax: +64 9 355 8024
Email: chris.e.taylor@nz.pwc.com
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Chris Taylor is a partner in our Advisory practice. Chris is a corporate finance specialist with a background in the infrastructure and energy sectors. More recently Chris has focused on the linkages between these sectors and the climate change and carbon markets, with a view to identifying value creating opportunities in the climate change sector for businesses. Chris also has a strong understanding of the operation of the carbon markets, both regulated and voluntary.
Chris works with clients to assess the impact of climate change on their businesses, opportunities to manage their exposures, the potential for carbon credit generation and offset strategies. Chris has worked extensively in the energy, infrastructure and climate change sectors both in New Zealand and internationally, advising on a variety of assignments including emission reduction projects, carbon offset strategies, project feasibility studies and modelling, and transaction and strategic advice.
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Contact Details:
Tel: +64 4 462 7114
Fax: +64 4 462 7001
Email: lesley.j.mackle@nz.pwc.com
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Lesley Anderson is a partner in our Wellington office and leads our Wellington Climate Change team. She has led a large number of financial audits for a broad spectrum of clients across a wide range of industries as well as leading many internal audit reviews and other non financial reviews at public and private sector clients.
Lesley has led a wide range of climate change services including providing advice on greenhouse gas inventory preparation and independent assurance of greenhouse gas inventories. Lesley is a certified carboNZero auditor.
Lesley also has extensive public sector knowledge and experience from her recent secondment to the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.
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Contact Details:
Tel: +64 3 374 3094
Fax: +64 3 374 3001
Email: murray.d.harrington@nz.pwc.com
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Murray Harrington leads our South Island Climate Change team and is a business assurance specialist with a focus on the energy and infrastructure sectors. Murray has worked with a number of clients both in New Zealand and internationally advising on various energy and infrastructure assignments including internal audit, business risk management, project risk management, mergers and acquisition and strategic advice.
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Contact Details:
Tel: +64 4 462 7160
Fax: +64 94 462 7001
Email: duncan.p.scott@nz.pwc.com
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Duncan Scott is an assurance specialist with a focus on the Government and Public Sector, and he is a key member of our Wellington climate change team. Duncan is involved in providing GHG inventory verification services in New Zealand, and has also worked on a range of non-financial assurance projects for Government and Public Sector organisations in areas such as data quality and performance improvement.
Duncan will bring in-depth knowledge of the provision of assurance based services, experience of GHG verification projects, and a proven commitment and enthusiasm for working with Government and Public Sector organisations.
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