Engine fuel quality
The quality of engine fuels in New Zealand is governed by a set of regulations designed to protect consumers and the environment.
The quality of engine fuels in New Zealand is governed by a set of regulations designed to protect consumers and the environment.
We have a central role in governing, monitoring and advising on the gas market to ensure that gas is delivered in a safe, efficient, fair, reliable and environmentally sustainable manner.
The Government has released a new national strategy to support the future development of geothermal energy.
Successfully capitalising on this unique opportunity will require coordinated action across government, industry, tāngata whenua and research communities.
From the Ground Up sets a long-term direction for the sustainable growth of New Zealand’s geothermal sector. This section unpacks the strategy’s vision and strategic outcomes.
A focused pathway to geothermal leadership and sustainable growth.
New Zealand is the fifth largest geothermal power producer globally and our expertise has shaped projects around the globe. But our unique geology offers a world-class resource with significant untapped potential.
From October to December 2025, New Zealand set a record high of 96.4% of electricity generation coming from renewable sources.
New Zealand is a member of the International Energy Agency (IEA) International Energy Programme. Membership of the IEA acts as “insurance” against disruption to international energy supplies.
New Zealand’s first Wood Energy Strategy, Wood Energy Action Plan and Government Statement on Biogas released today.
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