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The deal will support Mercury to build more renewable power generation.

The trial involved 17,000 customers, shifting water heating to off-peak times.

OPINION: Plus Luxon on unemployment; climate change; social cohesion and the CRL.

Ministers opted to instead set money aside for stakes in new gas fields instead.

Electricity costs have risen almost 9% since June last year.

'They just treat me like "one of the guys" but still realise I have different strengths.'

Earthworks started in October for the first stage of the project, 4km from Silverdale.

Genesis plans a new fast-start plant at Huntly of up to 100MW by winter 2027.

Basis plans to install over 50,000 smart panels globally in the next 24 months.

Transpower highlights the need for more electricity generation amid declining gas.

Work on the first of three proposed solar farms near the town will begin soon.

The Electricity Authority is set to reveal more about a new comparison site.

New Zealand is behind in some areas, such as AI uptake and skills.

Achieving net zero by 2050 will require increased spending in the electricity sector.

Power company seeks to reopen Three Mile Island plant.

Residents cleared debris and drained flooded streets after the storm.

The Resources Minister came to the select committee sporting a Make NZ Great Again hat.

New Zealand's big power generators want to offset dry-year risk.

Meridian’s new CEO shares his thoughts on sector scrutiny amid electricity challenges.

The Government has announced new rules to make rooftop solar panels more appealing.

FirstLight Network has increased resilience work as power bills rise in Tairāwhiti.

Statistics NZ has released its selected price index for the year to April.

Frank will merge into Genesis between June and September, allowing customer choice.

Lake levels are close to average, easing fears of a power shortage.

In full health, the Mykolaiv plant heats 160,000 homes.

Household gas use is 4% of total consumption, but prices may rise.

The power outage cost Northland businesses between $37.5 million and $80 million.

The project will boost the key station's flexibility, says chief executive Malcolm Johns.

Genesis is building a $150m battery at Huntly Power Station.