…of the report the BusinessNZ Energy Council and the World Energy Council, have interviewed Alison Andrew, the CEO of Transpower, who says “Consumers have new options for making, storing, and controlling electricity, and…

…sector on the brink of a shortfall and the electricity sector grappling with rising peak demand and blackout risks. “To enhance security, New Zealand must diversify energy sources beyond fossil…

…in significant quantities. New Zealand is becoming integrated into such partnerships, signing bilateral partnership agreements with Japan and Singapore and partnering with Germany on green hydrogen research projects. New Zealand…

…costs. “In the absence of commercially viable and reliable alternative fuels the ban will also impact on the competitiveness of our major gas users and while supply to commercial and…

…security, energy equity and environmental sustainability. New Zealand has one of the world’s leading energy systems when it comes to sustainability, security and affordability. It is the only country that has…

…They are also highly skewed toward winter production – New Zealand’s peak demand months – with July, August and September typically 20 per cent higher than average, he told guests…

…conference in Auckland yesterday. Given that, he says New Zealand should be careful about making hasty changes to what appears to be a “well-oiled machine.” If energy poverty or something…

…scope and structure. Transpower chief executive Alison Andrew attended part of the all-day meeting and impressed upon members the value of honest and frank discussion, says Schirr. New thinking Announced in September, the…