MBIE says it has no record of contracting Ceefa Software and will ask the company to remove its logos from its website. Athfield also claims to have invited MBIE to a presentation about the “applicant management system” it s developed in order to determine whether it breaches MBIE regulations that forbids software from scanning or operating its website. MBIE has not addressed
Stuff’s questions about this.
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People are allowed to pay others to book MIQ spots for them but MIQ’s administrators say it’s a case of “buyer beware”. Rachel Fagan, a New Zealand citizen in Thailand, said two months ago she secured a place in MIQ for September, but now that the Covid-19 situation in Thailand had deteriorated she wanted to return home earlier.
Manheim Central worked with parents to hold an outdoor event at Clipper Magazine Stadium. The senior celebration, as the school is calling it, will have a casino theme with music, yard games, food and casino games like blackjack. Masks and social distancing will be required.
That doesnât eliminate the risk of potential spreading of germs, especially with kids playing with a deck of cards, even with hand sanitizer available. To high school Principal Josh Weitzel, there has to be a balance of fun and safety.
âAt the end of the day, for us, it had a lot to do with how do we still make it a special end of the year as best we can for the kids,â he said.
3Degrees Adds April Salas to Board of Directors and Forms New Advisory Board
Published 02-10-21
New 3Degrees Board of Directors and Advisory Board members announced
SAN FRANCISCO, February 10, 2021 /CSRwire/ - 3Degrees today announced the addition of energy industry expert April M. Salas to its Board of Directors, as well as the formation of a strategic Advisory Board.
“We are so pleased to welcome April to our Board of Directors,” said Dan Kalafatas, Chairman of 3Degrees. “She has deep global experience in the public and private sector, where she has worked to transform the energy landscape toward a cleaner, equitable, and more resilient energy future. As 3Degrees enters into a next phase of growth, April’s contributions will help support our global expansion into new markets, products, and services, enabling us to partner with even more companies as they take urgent action on climate change.”
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3Degrees Helps Support Electrify America s EV Charging Infrastructure, Sells Verified Emissions Reductions to Customers Seeking to Reduce Transportation-Related Emissions
Published 12-10-20
Photo courtesy of Electrify America
SAN FRANCISCO, December 10, 2020 /CSRwire/ 3Degrees today announced that it will sell verified emissions reductions (VERs), also known as carbon offsets, from Electrify America, tapping into revenue from its voluntary carbon customers to help fund upkeep of Electrify America’s expansive, ultra-fast electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across the U.S.
3Degrees is the exclusive offtaker of the first VERs from Electrify America’s national fast charging network in voluntary carbon credit markets, which is being verified under the internationally recognized Verified Carbon Standard (VCS). 3Degrees will market and sell these VERs to prospective buyers, with the first transaction expected in the second quarter of 2021. The Electrify America