ERANZ works for a fair, competitive, and sustainable electricity market

At the Electricity Retailers' Association of New Zealand (ERANZ), we provide leadership in the retail sector and stakeholder engagement with government and regulators to promote an electricity retail market that benefits all customers across Aotearoa.

Our Priorities

New Zealand's electricity sector is ranked among the best globally for affordability, sustainability and reliability. We want our sector to keep setting standards as we move towards net-zero emissions by 2050.

Data dashboard

We keep track of the key data across the energy sector as Aotearoa moves towards our net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 target.

Source: Transpower

Source: MBIE for electricity prices. Reserve Bank of New Zealand - Te Pūtea Matua for inflation, food, transport and housing.

* Battery powered light passenger vehicles (does not include hybrid)
Source: Fleet statistics | Ministry of Transport

Our Programmes

EnergyMate

EnergyMate

EnergyMate is a free in-home coaching service for whānau at risk of energy hardship – such as those who are struggling to pay their power bill or keep their home warm. It is funded by ERANZ members, lines companies and the government and was launched in 2019. To date, it has supported more than 2,000 families.

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Power Credits

Power Credits

The Power Credits scheme was set up by electricity retailers and lines companies to ensure a smooth phase out of the low fixed charge regulation. It will run for five years from winter 2022 and see $5 million spent over five years to assist households experiencing energy hardship.

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Powering Change

Powering Change

Powering Change is a group of New Zealand energy companies dedicated to helping reduce carbon emissions and building a more sustainable future for Kiwis. Together we've created Powering Change, an initiative that tracks and reports on growth toward New Zealand’s climate change goals and details the collective action of our members.

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This wouldn't be possible without our members