We know some families can struggle to pay their power bills or keep their home warm in winter.
New Zealand has some of the cheapest electricity in the developed world, but poor-quality housing and a lack of insulation means we use a lot of it—which can lead to high bills.
We want all families to live in warm, dry homes with affordable energy costs – here are some of our best tips to make the most of your electricity.
There are lots of simple things you can change around your home to make your electricity go further. Together these small adjustments can shave hundreds of dollars off your bill over the course of a year, so you can use that power where it counts most—like to heat your home.
Find out more »New Zealand’s low-quality housing and a lack of insulation means many families and whānau spend lots on heating. If you struggle to keep your home warm in winter, here are a few things you can do to reduce costs and get the most out of your power.
Find out more »Power bills can have a lot of technical information on them. Each retailer’s bill will look a little different, but the front page is usually the simplest and has all the important bits you should keep an eye out for, like how much you owe and if you’ve qualified for any discounts.
Find out more »The great thing about New Zealand’s electricity market is there are a huge range of options with over 30 different power companies to choose from, and it’s easy to compare and switch.
Find out more »The electricity sector works hard to do their best for Kiwis, but sometimes things can go wrong.
Find out more »If you’re having a hard time paying your power bill, get in touch with your retailer, who will work with you to address the issue.
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