New Zealand

India's CG has become the first of three preferred vendors to supply transformers to New Zealand.

An Australian energy company is set to start drilling as part of a new geothermal project in Vanuatu.

According to BBC's report , a tiny country with 1500 of population in South Pacific called Tokelau claims that it will be the first country in the world to 100% meet its electricity need with solar power.

New Zealand and Indonesia have agreed to focus on collaborating on geothermal energy projects as part of efforts to boost bilateral relations.

Powersmart has switched on the first of three solar power systems being installed in Tokelau.

Grace Solar will be building a 902kW ground-mounted PV project in Auckland and expects the installation to be completed by August 5.

New Zealand intends to derive 20% of its renewable energy from wind.

Falling wind turbine prices are set to spark a surge in wind power investments in New Zealand.

Despite disappointments, New Zealand’s struggling wind industry should finally break free of the doldrums.

Thousands of homes in storm-ravaged parts of the North Island of New Zealand remain without power.

A subdivision is set to become New Zealand's largest solar-powered housing project. More than 2000 homes in Christchurch will be fitted with renewable energy systems that will provide a quarter of their hot water and electricity needs.

Meridian Energy is scrapping the $2 billion proposal for a 176-turbine, 633-megawatt wind farm in Central Otago called Project Hayes.

Eric Pyle has been chosen as the new Chief Executive of the New Zealand Wind Energy Association.

Mighty River Power will construct a geothermal plant  in north of Taupo, New Zealand.

Contact Energy has received approval from New Zealand's ministry of environment for the construction of the 504MW Hauauru Maraki wind farm near the west coast of the country's North Island.

17 March 1991. Just 20 years ago, I set foot in Asia Pacific for the first time. Since then, major changes have occurred in the landscape of Asia-Pacific power markets. And I and my colleagues at The Lantau Group (TLG) have had the opportunity to witness and shape a lot of these changes and learn a great deal in the process.