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Workshop registrations open: help us shape our flexibility work programme

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We are developing a work programme focused on enabling flexibility across the electricity system and invite you to be involved.

Through a series of roundtable workshops, we will share our draft flexibility and non-traditional solutions work programme and are keen to hear your views on where our effort and resourcing will deliver the greatest value to consumers and the electricity system.

We are holding 3 in-person workshops and 1 online, each running from 10am to 3pm. During these sessions we will:

  • outline our proposed focus areas of the work programme
  • test priorities and sequencing of initiatives
  • gather feedback to inform our final flexibility work programme.

Workshop details

  • Queenstown – Wednesday 20 May, Sudima Hotel
  • Wellington – Friday 22 May, Precinct Flex – Bowen Campus
  • Online – Monday 25 May
  • Auckland – Thursday 28 May, Precinct Flex - Customs Street

Register to attend

Registrations are now open. In‑person workshops are limited to 60 participants per location, so we encourage you to register early to secure your place.

Register here

The agenda and other supporting materials will be shared with registered attendees in the week prior to the workshops.

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