ENA submission to the Finance and Expenditure Committee about concerns with the Local Government (Water Services) Bill. The submission highlights issues with clauses that allow third parties to modify or remove electricity infrastructure, which ENA believes could pose security, cost, and safety risks, and suggests amendments to align with existing laws.

ENA submission to the Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment about proposed amendments to expand the permitted voltage range for electricity supply. The submission supports changing the statutory voltage in New Zealand and discusses the potential benefits and implications for electricity distribution networks, including enhanced capabilities for distributed generation like solar PV and accommodating electric vehicles.

ENA and ERANZ joint submission to the New Zealand Productivity Commission about the Low-Emissions Economy draft report. The submission supports many points in the draft but emphasises the need to remove the current low fixed charge regulations as they present significant barriers to achieving a low emissions economy by hindering the uptake of electric vehicles and adoption of cost-reflective pricing.

The purpose of this business case is to make the general case for investment in monitoring the low-voltage network.

A guide on when to use low voltage (LV) monitoring in the context of a changing electricity network with increased Distributed Energy Resources (DER).

ENA submission to the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment about the discussion document 'Making it easier to build Granny Flats.' It highlights the potential safety risks associated with building consent criteria for granny flats, emphasising the need for adherence to ECP 34, the New Zealand Electrical Code of Practice for Electrical Safe Distances, to prevent serious risks from non-compliance.