UPCOMING EVENTS 2025
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NOVEMBER 2025 |
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| 12 Nov | Consultation extended | Improving electricity billing in New Zealand | The Electricity Authority are consulting on a package of Code changes to improve electricity bills, whether viewed on paper, by email, on a website or an app. | ||
| 18 Nov | Consultation | Proposed Code amendments to improve access to product data | The Electricity Authority have decided to move forward with a redesigned suite of EIEP14s to standardise the exchange of electricity product data.We are also proposing to introduce a new system requiring all retail electricity plans to be associated with a unique product identifier code to make all plans easily identifiable | ||
| 19 Nov | Consultation | Maximising benefits from local electricity generation | The Electricity Authority are seeking feedback on proposals to make export limits more efficient, so residential solar, wind, solar farms and other distributed generation can supply more electricity to networks. | ||
| 21 Nov | Consultation | Requiring the use of half-hourly data for reconciliation | The Electricity Authority are consulting on proposed Code amendments to require participants to submit half-hourly data into the wholesale market’s reconciliation process, where this data is available. This will improve cost allocation, strengthen price signals and enhance incentives for demand-side flexibility. Consumers would be able to make more informed decisions about consuming or generating electricity. | ||
| 25 Nov | Consultation | Level playing field proposed Code amendments |
Following the Authority's first Level playing field consultation, we are now seeking feedback on proposed Code changes necessary to introduce mandatory non-discrimination obligations.The proposed amendments to the Code would impose principles-based non-discrimination obligations that the four large gentailers Genesis, Contact, Meridian and Mercury would have to follow |
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| 28 Nov | Consultation |
Improving prudential security arrangements |
Prudential requirements are financial obligations on purchasers of electricity on the wholesale spot market. They require funds to be paid to the clearing manager in advance, to ensure generators can always be paid for the electricity they supply. This is important because electricity is consumed before it can be invoiced and paid for, and because generators are legally required to sell it through the wholesale market |
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| 8 Dec | Consultation |
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| 23 Dec | Consultation |
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| 23 Dec | Consultation |
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