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Energy in New Zealand

Energy is required in our day-to-day lives for things such as transport, to power businesses and run our homes. While most of our electricity comes from renewable sources, we are still heavily reliant on fossil fuels.

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  • The future of energy in New Zealand

    With diverse renewable energy options, our country is well-positioned to transition to a sustainable, low-emissions energy system.

  • New Zealand's energy-related emissions

    Learn where our greenhouse gas emissions come from, and how we can reduce emissions from energy use.

  • Renewable energy

    Learn about the renewable energy sources and carriers that New Zealand is reliant on, and that will play a role in our low-emissions future.

  • Demand flexibility — a smarter grid

    Learn about how effective demand management supports a more efficient and affordable electricity system.

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