This report shows the number of connections (ICPs), the uptake rate of ICPs, or the installed capacity by fuel type and connection capacity for installed distributed generation. All numbers are derived from what has been entered in the registry, especially the Fuel Type and Generation Capacity fields populated by distributors.
This report shows the market share of connections (ICPs) by retail entities in various regions at a point in time. Brand information is only available on 31 December each year from 2011.
This report shows the number of connections (ICPs) switching of electricity suppliers (wins and losses) broken down by retail entity and regions across time.
This report is a companion to the residential consumption trends report. The report presents the remainder of reconciled demand on a monthly basis and allows the user to differentiate business demand by connection type, either network connected or directly connected to the grid. Business demand can be shown as a proportion of regional or national demand with options to include or exclude the NZ Aluminium Smelter (NZAS).
This report shows the market share of connections (ICPs) by retail entities in various regions and how this has changed through time.
This report shows retail market share by connections (ICPs) broken down by retail entity and region at a point in time and changes through time.
This report shows metering types and categories broken down by retail entities or metering equipment providers (MEPs). For example, it can show the number of smart meters installed by each retailer.
This report shows a summary of electricity connection (ICPs) switching electricity suppliers across time including wins and losses or the net result of switching activity. A monthly series is available in the data report.
This report shows the national or regional trends in residential electricity consumption for a set of statistical distribution summary measures including the average and total. Annual, monthly or seasonal trends are available by adjusting the timescale parameter.
This report shows the number and rate that electricity connections (ICPs) have changed electricity suppliers through time and compares this regionally.