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Gas pricing
From 1 October 2025 our gas charges will increase by an average of 7.96% - about 10c per day for residential customers.

Working better together - Integrated Report 2025
We’re focused on delivering efficient, resilient and sustainable energy so Kiwis can thrive. Read what we’ve achieved and where we’re heading.
Updates
Our latest news and project updates. View projects-
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Letting the collaboration flow
Friday, September 05, 2025 Powerco is celebrating a key milestone in New Zealand’s first hydrogen gas blending pilot.View moreMedia releaseMaking it easier to connect to our network
Monday, September 01, 2025 Customers requesting new or modified electricity connections for their home or business can now go directly to Powerco to start the process.View moreMedia releasePowerco wins energy industry Wellbeing Award
Thursday, August 14, 2025 Powerco has won the Wellbeing Award at the 2025 New Zealand Energy Excellence Awards.View moreMedia release2025 Community Energy Activator launches in Taranaki
Monday, August 11, 2025 Community groups across Taranaki are being invited to apply for a place in the 2025 Community Energy Activator, a unique 13-week programme supporting community-led energy projects to create a more resilient, low emissions future.View moreMedia releasePowerco introduces new connection process for customers
Tuesday, August 05, 2025 From 1 September, Powerco customers will benefit from a new process for new or modified electricity connections.View moreMedia releaseBringing community ideas to life
Friday, August 01, 2025 The second round of this year’s Powerco’s Community Fund is open.View moreMedia releaseWorking better together - Powerco releases Integrated Report 2025
Monday, July 14, 2025 We have released our Integrated Report 2025. Titled ‘Working better together’ this year’s report reflects on the key projects, initiatives and results delivered during the year, as well as looking ahead at how we're responding to the challenges and opportunities presented by the rapidly evolving energy landscape.View moreMedia releaseNew electricity field services contracts begin
Tuesday, July 01, 2025 Powerco’s new electricity field services contracts begin today. Powerco General Manager Electricity Karen Frew says the new contracts are a foundation to allow Powerco to build and maintain the infrastructure needed for the future.View moreMedia releaseOne in five power cuts caused by trees each year
Tuesday, June 17, 2025 With winter starting to bite, Powerco is urging property owners to keep trees well clear of power lines, with overgrown trees and falling branches responsible for about 20% of outages on its network each year.View moreMedia releasePowerco continues biomethane journey
Friday, June 13, 2025 North Island energy distributor Powerco has completed two feasibility investigations into upgrading biogas to biomethane for use in its gas network.View moreMedia releaseTararua home to first Powerco PowerHub
Monday, June 02, 2025 The small coastal community of Ākitio, in the Tararua district, is home to Powerco’s first PowerHub - a custom hybrid Stand Alone Power Supply (SAPS) that can deliver power to the local hall and act as a community hub during long power outages.View moreMedia releaseMajor electricity development for western Bay of Plenty a step closer
Wednesday, June 11, 2025 Western Bay of Plenty is a significant step closer to having an electricity supply that can support expected future demand with the Commerce Commission announcement that it will support Transpower’s proposal to invest $83 million into electricity infrastructure in the region.View more
Ngā pou
The pillars of our work
We’re committed to balancing the needs of our people, communities, environment and business as we deliver energy to more than 900,000 Kiwis. Our five pou (pillars) guide us on our sustainability journey, representing the five focus areas of our work and the goals we want to achieve for each.
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Lines down?
The likes of high winds, trees or car crashes can bring down power lines. We respond 24/7 to lines down incidents on our electricity network. Watch how we do this and what you should do in an emergency.