Energy strategies for New Zealand
The government’s energy strategies support the New Zealand energy sector.
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Executive summary
Broader regulatory framework
The scope of our current legislative framework for minerals development in New Zealand.
Introduction
Enabling natural and orange hydrogen development offers opportunities for New Zealand.
Boosting energy efficiency and solar uptake
The Government has approved regulatory changes that will bring New Zealand’s energy efficiency product regulations and electricity and gas safety standards up to date.
New methodology
We regularly review and update our methodology for calculating prices and margins to ensure our data remains accurate and reflects the New Zealand retail fuel market.
Protecting New Zealand’s energy infrastructure
Energy Minister Simon Watts has announced a second round of changes to the Electricity (Hazards from Trees) Regulations to better protect power lines from falling trees.
Increased onshore diesel reserves to improve resilience
The minimum stockholding obligation for diesel importers will increase from 21 to 28 days of cover, bolstering New Zealand’s diesel reserves and resilience to supply disruptions.
Carbon capture, utilisation and storage
Carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) is the process of capturing carbon dioxide (CO2) and either using it or storing it to prevent it from entering the atmosphere.