New Zealand Energy Strategies
The New Zealand Energy Strategy sets the strategic direction of the energy sector and the role energy will play in the New Zealand economy.
The Government is currently consulting on a draft New Zealand Energy Strategy. Replacing the 2007 energy strategy, the strategy has been updated to align with current government energy policy priorities and to reflect a stronger focus on economic development.
At the same time the Government is consulting on a draft New Zealand Energy Efficiency and Conservation Strategy, a companion strategy specifically focused on the promotion of energy efficiency, conservation and renewable energy.
You are invited to provide your feedback on either or both strategies by 5.00pm, Thursday 2 September 2010. When writing your submission, there are particular questions you might consider responding to - available here.
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Draft New Zealand Energy Strategy
[ Published 22 July 2010 ]
The Draft New Zealand Energy Strategy proposes the Government's direction for energy and the role energy will play in New Zealand's economy.
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Draft New Zealand Energy Efficiency and Conservation Strategy 2010
[ Published 22 July 2010 ]
The draft New Zealand Energy Efficiency and Conservation Strategy 2010 (NZEECS) is a companion to the Government's proposed primary statement of energy policy set out in the draft New Zealand Energy Strategy.
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Media releases
[ Published 22 July 2010 ]
Media announcements in respect of the NZES and NZEECS
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Questions and answers
[ Published 22 July 2010 ]
Further information on the draft strategies currently being consulted on.
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How to make a submission
[ Published 22 July 2010 ]
Information on how to have your say, as well as the questions to guide development of submissions.
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Archive
Archive of outdated content relating to the 2007 New Zealand Energy Strategy.
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