ENA submission to the Electricity Authority about the promotion of a digitalised electricity system to ensure a secure and reliable electricity supply to consumers. The submission highlights concerns that requirements for consumer engagement in digitalisation may leave some consumers at a disadvantage. It stresses the need for caution in imposing costs on the majority of consumers for the benefit of a minority, urging further qualitative consumer research.

ENA submission to the Finance and Expenditure Select Committee about the Overseas Investment Amendment Bill. The submission expresses concerns about the proposed 'benefit to New Zealand test', which could add significant time, complexity, and cost to routine land purchases by Electricity Distribution Businesses necessary for expanding or maintaining electricity networks.

ENA submission to the Commerce Commission about ensuring Part 4 of the Commerce Act remains effective as New Zealand transitions to a carbon-neutral economy. The ENA emphasises the importance of innovation, flexibility in regulations, and the need for new cost mechanisms to support the electrification of transport and industry while facilitating significant investments in new technologies.

ENA submission to the Commerce Commission about the need for regulatory reform to enable decarbonisation in the electricity sector. The document discusses the importance of electricity distribution businesses in the decarbonisation process, the need for future-focused expenditure allowances, the overhaul of current incentive schemes and innovation allowances, and the importance of flexible regulatory frameworks to adapt to uncertainty.

Distributors pass through Transpower's charges to electricity customers through their delivery charges. This factsheet explains the four cost components within transmission charges and the key principles underpinning the pass-through of these costs.