The Electricity Commission is a Crown entity set up under the Electricity Act to oversee New Zealand's electricity industry and markets.
The Commission regulates the operation of the electricity industry and markets, to ensure electricity is produced and delivered to all consumers in an efficient, fair, reliable and environmentally sustainable manner.
The Commission also promotes and facilitates the efficient use of electricity.
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- Agenda - Switching and Registry Forum, Auckland 24 July 2008 [04 July 2008]
- Agenda - Reconciliation participant forum, Auckland 23 July 2008 [04 July 2008]
- Common Quality Advisory Group papers for 19 June 2008 [03 July 2008]
- Exemption 89 granted [03 July 2008]
- Amendments to exemptions notices 79,80,81 & 82 granted [03 July 2008]
Currently consulting on...
- Consultation on the Use of Distributor Pricing Category Codes in the Registry [Closing date: 01 August 2008]
- Draft 2008 Statement of Opportunities [Closing date: 01 August 2008]
- Auditor Guidelines [Closing date: 25 July 2008]
- System operator 2008 draft procurement plan [Closing date: 18 July 2008]
- Minor proposed changes to the reconciliation rules [Closing date: 11 July 2008]
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