Price for fuel response support
MBIE publishes the previous week’s average board price for regular 91 petrol on Wednesday afternoons. This is the price government uses to inform the continuation of temporary fuel response support.
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Strong renewable generation reduces reliance on coal and gas
The latest Energy Quarterly data release from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) shows renewable sources generated 92% of New Zealand's electricity in the June 2026 quarter.
Gas statistics
On this page you can find data tables for gas production, transformation and consumption in New Zealand, as well as links to further information on gas.
Electricity cost and price monitoring
This page has 2 types of data: household sales-based electricity cost data, and publicly advertised retail electricity tariff data.
All of Government response on fuel security – briefing titles
MBIE published briefing titles provided to Ministers as part of the All of Government response on fuel security. This work is now business as usual for agencies and at this stage no further titles will be published.
Consultation on options to improve the efficiency of electricity distribution businesses
MBIE is seeking feedback on options to improve the efficiency of electricity distribution businesses and how they can better support New Zealand's future electricity needs.
Gas market transparency
As New Zealand’s domestic gas supply declines, it has never been more important to have quality, timely and easily accessible information on gas supply and demand.
Glossary
A list of terms and abbreviations used in Energy in New Zealand 2026, including definitions.
Coal
Production and exports increased following disruption to transport routes in 2025. Imports also increased as Genesis Energy continued to build its stockpile at the Huntly Power Station.
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.