Proposed regulatory regime for Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Storage (CCUS)
The Government proposes creating a clear regulatory landscape for CCUS that provides a level playing field for this technology.
The Government proposes creating a clear regulatory landscape for CCUS that provides a level playing field for this technology.
The Government is considering modernising the voltage range allowed in regulations for the supply of electricity to support more rooftop solar panels and reduce electricity costs.
This page describes the energy markets regulatory system and its objectives. It also lists the main statutes and changes to regulation either planned or in progress.
EDGS explores potential future electricity demand, and the generation capacity needed to meet that demand, out to 2050.
This page has current national and regional duties, taxes and levies on motor fuels in New Zealand.
The Government has announced that New Zealand’s fuel resilience is being strengthened to ensure people and goods keep moving and connected to the world in case of disruptions.
In 2018-19, the independent Electricity Price Review investigated whether the electricity market was delivering a fair and equitable price to consumers and considered improvements to future-proof the sector and its governance structures. In 2019-20, the Government established new workstreams to action many of the Review’s recommendations.
The Government seeks your feedback on options for increasing New Zealand’s diesel reserves.
Legislation reinstating petroleum exploration has been introduced by the Coalition Government.
As part of Electrify NZ, the Government has committed to delivering a regulatory regime for offshore renewable energy to enable investment and deliver clean energy at scale.
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