Reference

Energy

Categories

* Coal
* Electricity
* Energy Efficiency
* Petroleum
* Renewable Energy

Sites

* Energy @ Te Puna Web Directory
* Auckland Utility Operators Group (AUOG)
* Crown Minerals, Ministry of Economic Development
Crown Minerals manages the New Zealand Government's oil, gas, minerals and coal resources, known as the Crown Mineral Estate.
* Energy data file
The New Zealand Energy Data File provides data and information on New Zealand's energy sector, including statistics on supply and demand by fuel types, energy balance tables, pricing information and international comparisons. Includes Energy Supply and Demand Balance, Primary Energy Supply, Energy Transformation and Consumer Energy Demand by fuel and sector. From the Ministry of Economic Development.
* Energy Federation of New Zealand (EFNZ)
An independent energy industry association in New Zealand. It promotes and supports the sustainable use of energy for economic growth in New Zealand. It has independence and integrity. The EFNZ is the New Zealand Member Committee of the World Energy Council (WEC) and shares the vision and supports the goal and work programme of the WEC.
* Energy in Brief
Energy in Brief graphically presents the concise summaries of key energy data for New Zealand. It also highlights international energy comparisons with New Zealand's major trading partners and selected countries.
* Energy Safety Service Te Ratonga Whakaruru Pūngao
Part of the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, an operating division of the Ministry of Economic Development. Includes information on statutes and regulations on electrical and gas safety.
* Energy Trusts of New Zealand (ETNZ)
ETNZ is the national organisation for 24 energy trusts, the majority of whom own shares in companies that operate electricity networks (lines businesses).
* EnergyLibrary
* Positive Energy
Seeks to answer New Zealander's questions about the future of electricity production in New Zealand and our options. A new question is answered each week and you can ask questions.
* Sustainable Energy Forum (SEF)
The object of the Forum is to promote the transition toward sustainable energy in New Zealand. In this context, 'sustainable energy' means the sourcing, transformation, use and management of energy in a manner which improves social well-being, while conserving physical resources, maintaining the integrity of ecosystems, and avoiding the transfer of costs onto future generations.