EDGS explores potential future electricity demand, and the generation capacity needed to meet that demand, out to 2050.

We undertook a consultation over May and June 2023 on a set of draft assumptions about the future state of the electricity system. These assumptions will be used to produce our regular Electricity Demand and Generation Scenarios (EDGS) publication.

On this page you can find energy indicators for New Zealand. Energy indicators are used to track and monitor different aspects of a country's energy system such as affordability, security, and sustainability.

The gas market is governed by regulations and rules jointly developed by the Gas Industry Company and the government.

We’re seeking feedback on policy that will set the direction and pace of change for energy in New Zealand.

This page provides an overview of current and closed consultations and reviews on energy sector issues.

The Government has amended the Crown Minerals Act 1991 (CMA) to provide flexibility in how the Government manages Crown-owned petroleum and minerals.

Natural gas makes a significant contribution to New Zealand’s energy mix and to the economy. It underpins electricity supply security, supports a substantial petrochemical manufacturing sector and is used by many export industries and over 266,000 consumers.

This annual publication provides information on and analysis of New Zealand’s energy sector including statistics on supply, transformation, and demand.

Removing the Low Fixed Charge Tariff regulations is essential for creating a fairer playing field for all New Zealand households. While all households are expected to benefit in the long term from the regulations being removed, some households may face higher power bills.