Energy hardship
There are many underlying, and often complex, causes of energy hardship and any solution will need to address these issues across a number of fronts.
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Consenting improvements for renewable electricity generation and electricity networks
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment and the Ministry for the Environment are seeking feedback on proposals to strengthen government direction that enables renewable electricity generation and electricity network infrastructure.
Discussion document: Regulatory proposals for natural and orange hydrogen development
The Government is seeking feedback on proposed regulatory options for the development of natural and orange hydrogen in New Zealand.
Feedback sought on options to regulate natural and orange hydrogen
The Government is seeking feedback on proposed regulatory options for the development of naturally occurring and orange hydrogen.
Minister’s foreword
Unlocking the potential of natural and orange hydrogen development in New Zealand offers opportunities for energy resilience, innovation and economic growth.
What are the high-level options?
Low hydro lake levels require continued reliance on coal and gas for electricity
The latest Energy Quarterly release from the Ministry of Business Innovation & Employment (MBIE) shows the difference weather conditions can make to energy generation in New Zealand.
Issue 1 December 2020
Our role in the energy and resource markets Working towards 2050 net-zero emissions – have your say Addressing energy hardship in New Zealand Our work with decommissioning
Gas operator status
Gas distributors may need to apply for gas operator status to perform certain activities in some areas.
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.