NZ Generates 80+% electricity from renewables- Target 100% by 2030.
NZ Generates 80+% electricity from renewables- Target 100% by 2030.
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To uplift the environment, the people and the communities.
We work together, investing in solar energy projects for the people of Aotearoa.
Uniting efforts to create opportunities that revitalise communities.
So welcome, join us and be part of the collective journey.
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Discover a country with low crime rates and a stable political landscape, offering peace of mind for investors.
Benefit from a commitment to sustainability and renewable resources, paving the way for a cleaner future.
NZ market is decentralised, renewable-focused, free trading system, with greater market flexibility, strong policy support, and higher renewable energy returns.
NZ has higher solar irradiance than countries such as Malaysia & Singapore. This drives greater yields, and higher returns.
Free market allows for localised energy prices, largely due to varying distribution costs to various parts and corners of NZ.
nz commerce commission - mar 2025
Household electricity bills will increase in April 2025 by about $10 a month (excluding GST), on average. Increasing costs for material and labour, higher interest rates, and rising levels of investment in the electricity network combine to cause this increase. Investment in electricity assets is needed to ensure New Zealanders continue to receive a reliable, safe, and resilient electricity supply.
sourceCONSUMER NZ - SEP 2021
The areas with incomes lower than the average are paying higher prices than the average. Larger towns and cities generally pay the least. Coupled with price rises over the past 20 years, the high electricity prices in lower-income areas are contributing to New Zealand's increasing levels of energy hardship and inequality. Northland on average pays 36% higher for electricity than the national average. Auckland pays 5% less than the national average.
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INTEREST.CO.NZ - AUG 2024
Prices look set to rise for retail users, because wholesale prices have increased. Prices over $1000/MWhr (megawatt hour) are becoming all-too frequent as the cold winter blast coincides with low lake levels and inflows, and low wind generation. Normal used to be <$100/MWhr. So NZ is running at least 10 times normal, maybe more.
Image: www.ea.govt.nz
At Naumai Partners, we create impactful partnerships that drive renewable energy initiatives. Our commitment to innovation fosters sustainable growth for communities and investors alike.
Dive into detailed insights about the renewable energy sector, and identify strategic investment possibilities that align with your goals.
Collaborate with locals and Māori landowners to initiate projects that bring sustainable energy solutions to communities while enhancing mutual benefits.
Explore energy generation strategies, including solar initiatives that contribute to sustainable growth and energy independence for communities.
Share in the local knowledge surrounding energy initiatives and receive feedback that empowers sustainable community development.
Collaborative growth is the key to unlocking the full potential of New Zealand's renewable energy sector. Fostering strategic partnerships between investors, industry leaders, local communities, and government bodies drive projects to scale efficiently while ensuring long-term success, ensuring that every venture is both profitable and impactful.
Empowering local stakeholders through collaborative approaches and shared economic and tino rangatiratanga goals.
Strong community engagement is the foundation of successful renewable energy investments in New Zealand underpinned by genuine partnerships with local communities and Māori.
New Zealand has ambitious net-zero targets and presents significant opportunities for investors seeking long-term, stable returns. Policies that promote ease of entry, transparent market mechanisms, and strong public-private partnerships provide for scalable and profitable renewable energy investments.