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30/07/2020
NZ Takes the next step to 100% renewable electricity grid
The NZ Government has announced a significant step towards its goal of 100% renewable electricity generation. The Government has set aside $30 million to explore....

14/07/2020
How to get Solar Power set up in your home
How to get Solar Power set up in your home. Learn how to get solar power installed in your home, how solar power works and how to assess your home for solar. Start powering your home with clean, safe, renewable energy.

14/07/2020
Our guide to Solar Energy in New Zealand
Our guide to Solar Energy in New Zealand. Learn about the benefits of installing Solar Panels in your home, how Solar Power works and whether Solar Power is right for you

09/07/2020
Tiwai Point Aluminium closure - what does this for your power bill?
Rio Tinto has announced that it plans to wind-down and close the Tiwai Point aluminium smelter in August 2021. Experts seem to agree that the closure could mean lower power bills for consumers, although the scale and timeline is up for debate.

22/06/2020
energyclubnz closes its doors
Breaking news this week from energyclubnz as the company announces that is has made the difficult decision to shut up shop.

22/06/2020
Is your power bill the lowest in 11 years?
The latest data from the Electricity Retailers’ Association reveals that Power bills are down $156 in five years, a new 11-year low. How does your power bill compare? Here’s how to make sure you’re getting the best value from your power plan, and how to get guaranteed savings on your bill.

22/06/2020
How to lower your power bill this winter
Keeping your power bill down during winter can be a challenge. In fact, depending on where in NZ you live your power bill could more than double. Here are some small changes you can make in your day-to-day life to cut the amount of power you use in your home

16/06/2020
Power Price increase for 90,000 in the South Island – Have your say
Power bills look set to increase for 90,000 homes, farms and businesses in the South Island under an application to the Commerce Commission from Aurora Energy.