ENA submission to the Electricity Authority about the proposed changes in the Code amendment omnibus three. The submission supports updating maximum distributed generation application fees and recommends adopting a mechanism to adjust these fees annually. It also suggests aligning Electricity Distribution Business and Transpower application fees and advocates for the inclusion of transition provisions for new data reporting in the registry.

ENA submission to the Electricity Authority about the consultation on the “Code amendment omnibus”. The main points focus on supporting code amendments for inverter-based generation, addressing barriers to investment in renewable generation, and advocating for compensation for electricity distribution businesses providing controllable load services.

ENA submission to the Electricity Authority regarding the consultation on the "Code amendment proposal: Default Distribitor Agreement." The submission outlines significant concerns with the proposed Default Distributor Agreement, proposing amendments to improve its workability and risk management to ensure it operates efficiently and meets the needs of electricity distribution businesses in New Zealand. All appendix and annex are attached.

ENA submission to the Electricity Authority about proposals to amend the Electricity Industry Participation Code to improve distributor prudential arrangements. The submission outlines expected benefits, including more efficient operations of the electricity industry and reductions in costs incurred by electricity distribution businesses as they manage risks of trader defaults, without harming retail competition.

ENA submission to the Electricity Authority concerning the Code Review Programme number 6. The main points of the submission focus on addressing complexities in enabling dual control of distributed resources, ensuring clear definitions and guidance on network and grid emergencies, and urging for further development in load management protocols and market arrangements.

ENA submission to the Commerce Commission about the request for an increase in funding for its electricity and gas network regulations. The submission expresses concerns about the lack of transparency and needs for external review to provide confidence in the Commission’s increased funding request, emphasising the necessity for modern regulation aligned with dynamic sector changes.