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Quarterly report to the Minister for Energy
Our latest quarterly report to the Minister for Energy provides a summary of the Electricity Authority’s performance from 1 July to 30 September 2024.
The report shows that we continued to deliver against the Minister’s letter of expectations 2024/25 and activities in our Statement of performance expectations 2024/25, with 100% of our performance measures on track and 95% of our activity areas on track.
In this reporting period, there were a number of highlights, we:
- took urgent action in response to high and volatile wholesale prices in August.
- established the Energy Competition Task Force with the Commerce Commission to investigate ways to improve the performance of the electricity market.
- completed a section 18 review into the collapse of a Northland transmission tower.
- launched the Power Innovation Pathway to accelerate innovation and competition in New Zealand’s electricity sector.
- introduced an urgent amendment to the Electricity Industry Participation Code to ensure the electricity futures market operates effectively during times of market stress.
- made significant progress on actions that will enhance information and transparency around price signals and improve access to risk management tools.
Quarterly report to the Minister for Energy 1 July 2024 to 30 September 2024
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