24 Jul 2025
Transpower closes five-year retail green bond and three-year wholesale green bond offers
Offers have closed following a successful bookbuild process.
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22 Jul 2025
Transpower launches five-year retail green bond offer and three-year wholesale green bond offer
Transpower has announced today that it is offering five-year unsecured, unsubordinated fixed rate green bonds to New Zealand retail investors and to institutional investors.
21 Jul 2025
Public consultation into Queenstown’s electricity future launched today
Transpower, Aurora Energy and PowerNet are asking Queenstown residents for their views on the best way to provide a more resilient and secure electricity supply into the region for the long term.
18 Jul 2025
Transpower launches grid blueprint consultation
Today Transpower launched the first in a series of consultations that will enable it to design a future “grid blueprint” for New Zealand.
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14 Jul 2025
Transpower considers green bond offers
Transpower is considering an offer of five-year unsecured, unsubordinated fixed rate green bonds to New Zealand retail investors and to institutional investors.
10 Jul 2025
News from Transpower - July 2025
Each month we release an e-newsletter with the latest information from Transpower.
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30 Jun 2025
Transpower releases 2025/26 Statement of Corporate Intent
Transpower's Statement of Corporate Intent is now available.
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30 Jun 2025
Gas decline increases urgency for new electricity generation – Transpower
Declining gas availability means New Zealand has to lift the pace at which it is delivering new electricity generation to reliably meet growing demand over the coming years, a new report shows.
12 Jun 2025
Transpower proposes further investment in power supply for Hawke’s Bay
Transpower plans to invest $47.0 million to rebuild its Redclyffe substation to better protect Hawke’s Bay’s electricity supply against flooding and earthquakes.
11 Jun 2025
Major electricity development for western Bay of Plenty a step closer
The western Bay of Plenty is a significant step closer to having an electricity supply that can support expected future demand with today’s Commerce Commission announcement