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05/03/2020
Compare Average Power Bills in New Zealand 2020
Are you paying more than the average for power? We're comparing real power bills from New Zealanders. Do you have the best value power provider for your needs?

28/02/2020
Who are the top 10 Power Providers in NZ?
Are you looking for a new power provider? Committing to a new power provider can feel a bit like jumping into the unknown. Although a competitively priced power plan may be on the top of your list...

17/02/2020
Proposed Energy Reforms Turn Off Trust In New Zealand Government
The latest research undertaken by leading online research agency, Opinion Compare, has found that while only 38% of the Kiwi population are aware of the proposed Government power reforms, 3 in 5....

30/01/2020
Bundled plans go from strength to strength
Trustpower reported that 84% of all new customers are signing up for two or more products. With competitive offers, there’s a good reason bundled plans are so popular. Have you considered bundling your power and broadband?

14/01/2020
When is the best time to switch power providers in 2020?
Kiwi households are likely to see some big changes in 2020 to the electricity market. This is definitely a year to be proactive about comparing power plans to make sure you take advantage of the changes.

02/12/2019
What will happen when I lose my prompt payment discount?
Our power customers have been telling us that they’re concerned at the prospect of losing their prompt payment discount. But are we really going to lose out when we lose our prompt payment discount? Government minister Megan Woods say some New Zealanders have misunderstood the intention of the new initiative.

19/11/2019
Power Companies given 6 months to get rid of prompt payment discounts
Do you rely on a prompt payment discount to keep your power bill down? The government has given Power Companies 6 months to get rid of prompt payment discounts under threat of regulation...

19/11/2019
Power Companies banned from “win-back” offers
The Electricity Authority has recently proposed a 180 day ban on Electricity Companies trying to “win back” customers who switch to rival retailers. What does the proposed ban mean for NZ consumers – especially those of us who used switching to negotiate a better deal?