We’ve teamed up with other New Zealand energy companies to create Powering Change, a collective commitment to a more sustainable future for Aotearoa New Zealand. 

Vector and EECA (Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority) have a shared interest in understanding the impact of energy efficiency and clean energy improvements to housing.

Vector hosts Auckland’s first Power Women | Mana Wāhine event in a panel discussion on how to create an inclusive energy future

Vector is backing a more holistic approach to energy resilience amid mounting evidence that new technology will play an ever-increasing role in meeting customers’ evolving energy needs.

Internationally renowned regulatory economist Martin Cave was in New Zealand this month to share insights from the UK’s retail electricity pricing review.

Vector’s New Technology Engineer Kate Murphy shines a light on history and the impact that little things can make on energy reduction at scale.

This Green Paper represents Vector’s contribution to the evolving discussion discussion around electric vehicle (EV) adoption in New Zealand .

In New Zealand, as across the world, we all have a role to play in transitioning to a low emissions economy. The good news is the transition has already started; the bad news is there is not much time left.

Michael Liebreich, BNEF Chairman of the Advisory Board, gives his much-anticipated ‘state of the clean energy industry’ keynote at BNEF’s Future of Energy EMEA Summit in London, September 2017.