The time of use (ToU) pricing method refers to prices that vary based on the time of consumption (or use). This factsheet explains how ToU pricing plans work.

We commissioned Sapere to answer the question, what can we expect for total annual average household energy costs through to 2040?

ENA submission to Transpower about feedback on the TPM Prudent Discount Consultation paper, addressing the risks and implications of the new standalone-cost PDP test. The submission emphasises the necessary high threshold for acceptance to prevent distortion in pricing signals and potential misuse of transmission pricing relief.

ENA submission to the Ministry for the Environment about transitioning to a low-emissions and climate-resilient future. The submission highlights the critical role that electricity distribution networks play in achieving New Zealand's decarbonisation goals, particularly emphasising the importance of a national energy strategy to guide infrastructure development and support the electrification of the transport and industrial sectors.

ENA submission to the Electricity Authority about the Transmission Pricing Methodology (TPM3) proposal. The submission expresses concerns about the proposal's fit for purpose and suggests that the Authority needs to reassess its position and possibly propose a TPM4, emphasising the need for well-thought guidelines and addressing unresolved issues like the missing cost components in the TPM3 CBA.