Gas
Natural gas production continued to decline in 2025, with major gas users responding. Expected production over the coming years indicates supply constraints will continue to impact gas use within New Zealand.
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Renewables
New Zealand’s renewable energy supply reached a record high in 2025, driven by strong growth in geothermal and solar energy. Combined with decreases in non-renewable energy supply, the share of renewable sources in both total primary energy supply and electricity generated rose to new highs.
Overview
Renewable generation reached its highest share in electricity generation since 1981, while total energy consumption fell to its lowest level since 2011 mainly due to lower industrial demand. Energy intensity hit a record low due to reduced use in the industrial and agricultural sectors.
IVL investments
This page outlines how IVL revenue is invested across tourism and conservation priorities, as well as providing detailed information about IVL revenue and expenditure.
Information pack on Critical Minerals to support Cabinet paper: Regional Infrastructure Fund: Investing in Critical Minerals Projects,
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Cabinet paper seeking agreement to commit up to $50.000 million of the RIF’s capital to invest in two projects located on the West Coast.
pdf, 11 MB
Cabinet agreed to invest in two Critical Minerals RIF projects.
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Cabinet paper seeking approval to make regulations under the Gas Act 1992 to require large gas users and electricity generators to provide their gas supply agreements to MBIE.
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Cabinet agreed to make regulations under the Gas Act 1992 to require large gas users and electricity generators to provide their gas supply agreements to MBIE.
pdf, 310 KB
MBIE's initiation Report for an investigation of anti-dumping duties on preserved peaches from China.
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