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Regulatory settings need changing for climate change adaptation
News | 22 Jun, 2022

ENA’s submission on the draft National Adaptation Plan (NAP) argued the current regulatory settings need to change to effectively manage the emerging risks and opportunities of climate change.

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Aurora’s Energy's Upper Clutha project
News | 22 Jun, 2022

Seeking non-network solutions to reliably meet growing peak demand in the wider Wanaka area

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Vector's electric vehicle charging research
News | 22 Jun, 2022

A trial of electric vehicle owner charging behaviour undertaken by Vector covered approximately 200 EV owners in Auckland.

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Westpower's low voltage monitoring device
News | 21 Jun, 2022

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A trial rollout of PowerPilot, an innovative Internet of Things (IoT) based, low voltage management device, designed and built by Westpower subsidiary, ElectroNet Technology.

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Massive funding boost will support EDB upgrades
News | 17 May, 2022

Government funding to support upgrades to distribution networks through a ten-fold increase in the ‘GIDI’ fund is a key outcome from the first Emissions Reduction Plan.

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Transformation Update
News | 13 Apr, 2022

Electricity networks today released updated guidance to support New Zealand’s climate change goals and help homes and businesses embrace leading-edge technologies creating a new energy future.

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ENA and members lay out priorities to Commerce Commission
News | 10 Jan, 2022

The Commission held a stakeholder workshop in December to drill into the responses to its open letter from earlier in the year around potential changes to Part 4 of the Commerce Act.

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Commerce Commission praises lines companies' asset management plans
News | 18 Nov, 2021

Electricity networks are heartened by Commerce Commission recognition of industry efforts to support decarbonisation, said Graeme Peters, chief executive of the Electricity Networks Association (ENA).

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Encouraging industrial use of electricity
News | 28 Oct, 2021

The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) is working on new policy that encourages customers to use electricity for process heat.

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Transitioning out of the low fixed charge pricing option for electricity
News | 17 Sep, 2021

Electricity lines companies welcome the Government’s decision to phase out regulations which create unfair pricing. 

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