Energy Data

As part of our ongoing commitment to provide more timely and accessible energy information, we are progressively adding to the website energy statistics including supply and demand by fuel types, energy balance tables, pricing information, international comparisons and greenhouse gas emissions. Each section contains a summary with tabular and graphical representations of the data in downloadable formats.

Any inquiries please contact energyinfo@med.govt.nz or any member of the Energy Information and Modelling Team.

Please note that the information provided on this Ministry of Economic Development website is intended to provide general information to the public and every effort has been taken to ensure that the information set out in this website is accurate. (See full disclaimer).

Energy Balances
Quarterly and annual energy supply and demand balance tables for New Zealand.

Coal
Quarterly updates and anuual summary statistics relating to coal.

Oil
Quarterly updates and annual summary statistics relating to oil.

Gas
Quarterly updates and annual summary statistics relating to gas.

Renewables
Quarterly updates and annual summary statistics relating to renewables.

Electricity
Quarterly updates and annual summary statistics relating to electricity.

Reserves
Oil and gas reserves data is available from the Crown Minerals website.

Process Heat
A survey of New Zealand industry was performed with respect to gaining information on heat plant (boiler) use.

Prices
Quarterly updates and annual summary statistics relating to prices.

International Comparisons
Comparisons between New Zealand's energy situation and those of major trading partners.

Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Overview on human made emissions from New Zealand's energy sources.

Fuel Properties and Calorific Values

MED has introduced a quarterly publication entitled the New Zealand Energy Quarterly. This replaces Statistics New Zealand's Hot Off the Press. It provides quarterly energy statistics on supply by major fuel types, pricing information and greenhouse gas emissions. Each section contains a summary with tables and graphs showing latest quarterly figures and trends. It is available electronically on the website free of charge or you may subscribe to receive it by email.