ENA submission to 'Charging Our Future' about the prioritisation of actions to support EV charging infrastructure and the strategic focus on interoperability and standardisation. ENA emphasises the importance of ensuring cost-reflective pricing, mandating smart EV chargers, and addressing future charging needs, including for heavy vehicles and other transport modes, to support New Zealand's decarbonization goals.

ENA submission to Wellington Electricity about the draft EV Connect Roadmap focuses on the essential steps and considerations for effectively managing the impacts of widespread electric vehicle (EV) adoption on New Zealand's electricity networks. It underscores the importance of government involvement, the need for flexibility in the implementation of demand response services (DR), and the critical role of Electricity Distribution Businesses in facilitating the transition.

ENA submission to the Electricity Authority about evolving multiple retailing and switching proposals. The submission focuses on concerns related to multiple trading relationships and the risks posed to lines companies, arguing that the proposals do not sufficiently account for risks and could result in significant operational challenges and increased costs.

ENA submission to the Department of Internal Affairs about Fire and Emergency New Zealand Levy Exemptions. The submission argues for maintaining exemptions for electricity distribution assets from the levy and suggests further exemptions where benefits from FENZ do not justify the associated costs.